The Origin of War: The Evolution of a Male-coalitional Reproductive Strategy, Volume 2 |
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Page 464
... increase . ( 2 ) Sensing the advantage of ethnocentrism or nationalism for themselves and for the group , militarily , administratively , and otherwise , group leaders frequently act to increase group ethnocentrism and nationalism ...
... increase . ( 2 ) Sensing the advantage of ethnocentrism or nationalism for themselves and for the group , militarily , administratively , and otherwise , group leaders frequently act to increase group ethnocentrism and nationalism ...
Page 577
... increase in brain size and the explosive increase of the neocortex , but is surely reflected in the anatomy of the hand , permitting a more powerful power grip and a more precise precision grip ( Alcock , 1979 ; Harris , 1975 ) . Once ...
... increase in brain size and the explosive increase of the neocortex , but is surely reflected in the anatomy of the hand , permitting a more powerful power grip and a more precise precision grip ( Alcock , 1979 ; Harris , 1975 ) . Once ...
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... increased in importance in early Homo ( ± 2 mya ) , female competition for resource contributions would increase along with male efforts to increase their confidence of paternity . In Parker's ( 1987 ) sexual selection model , he ...
... increased in importance in early Homo ( ± 2 mya ) , female competition for resource contributions would increase along with male efforts to increase their confidence of paternity . In Parker's ( 1987 ) sexual selection model , he ...
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