The Origin of War: The Evolution of a Male-coalitional Reproductive Strategy, Volume 2 |
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Page 553
... competing with one another for the opportunity to insemi- nate females . By apportioning a relatively large part of their reproductive effort to such competition , males of most species devote rather little to parental care . The ...
... competing with one another for the opportunity to insemi- nate females . By apportioning a relatively large part of their reproductive effort to such competition , males of most species devote rather little to parental care . The ...
Page 587
... competition between hominid groups intensified in violence and frequency , and turned into genuine ' warfare ' . It was not simply an extension of ' aggression ' ( as the individual motivational and behavioral system for contest competition ) ...
... competition between hominid groups intensified in violence and frequency , and turned into genuine ' warfare ' . It was not simply an extension of ' aggression ' ( as the individual motivational and behavioral system for contest competition ) ...
Page 590
... competition , Alexander ( 1990 ) argued , they began to compete socially not only as individuals but in coalitions of every imaginable size and variety . Moreover , once humans started living in groups ( or continued group - living ) ...
... competition , Alexander ( 1990 ) argued , they began to compete socially not only as individuals but in coalitions of every imaginable size and variety . Moreover , once humans started living in groups ( or continued group - living ) ...
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