re: The fundies loved it.
You took the words right out of my mouth (and then said them better)!
Morris was a big influence for me, as well - early college days. His "sequel", "The Human Zoo", was also interesting. Robert, I thought from some of your past posts that you had read them. "Stranger in a Strange Land" had a similarly powerful influence on my mind, though a bit earlier... I always remember Smith's explanation of laughter.
Part of Morris' thesis is that globular breasts and red lips came about after humans began to walk upright, making female presentation of buttocks and engorged genitalia somewhat more difficult in daily activities. I think he related this to the missionary position, too.