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... women . For these services the husband is rewarded with the right to dispose of his wives ' sexual favors . The larger domestic group , however , never loses interest in nor totally surrenders its rights to the productive , reproductive ...
... women . For these services the husband is rewarded with the right to dispose of his wives ' sexual favors . The larger domestic group , however , never loses interest in nor totally surrenders its rights to the productive , reproductive ...
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... women remain bystanders , baffled and terrorized by the personality transformations and strange antics of their brothers and husbands . Among the Yanomamö , for example , the men take a substance called ebené , which , in addition to ...
... women remain bystanders , baffled and terrorized by the personality transformations and strange antics of their brothers and husbands . Among the Yanomamö , for example , the men take a substance called ebené , which , in addition to ...
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... women in different cultures . An alternate hypothesis is that the folklore about menstrual disabilities is itself at least in part a product of male supremacy rather than one of its causes . Noting that the Arapesh of New Guinea do not ...
... women in different cultures . An alternate hypothesis is that the folklore about menstrual disabilities is itself at least in part a product of male supremacy rather than one of its causes . Noting that the Arapesh of New Guinea do not ...
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Population Genetics | 13 |
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Suborder Anthropoidea versus Suborder Prosimii | 27 |
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