In "Ancient Genes and Modern Health," Eaton and Konner draw on a wide variety of evidence to make which argument?
Contemporary humans are genetically well adapted to modern, "civilized," diets and lifestyles.
Genetic adaptations occur much more rapidly than cultural adaptations.
Many modern day health problems are a result of a mismatch between human biology and contemporary diets and lifestyles.
Paleolithic people were generally malnourished and more susceptible to diseases like cancer and hypertension.