The Origin of War: The Evolution of a Male-coalitional Reproductive Strategy, Volume 2 |
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Page 441
... species , he appears on the scene split into groups ( from tribes to nations , from castes to classes , from religions to ideologies ) which provide their members with a firm sense of distinct and superior identity and the illusion of ...
... species , he appears on the scene split into groups ( from tribes to nations , from castes to classes , from religions to ideologies ) which provide their members with a firm sense of distinct and superior identity and the illusion of ...
Page 458
... species to species , but they generally take one of three forms : animals generally run or fly away , freeze ( thanatosis , catatonia ) , or adopt some type of threat ... The animal which survives is the one which comes into the ...
... species to species , but they generally take one of three forms : animals generally run or fly away , freeze ( thanatosis , catatonia ) , or adopt some type of threat ... The animal which survives is the one which comes into the ...
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... species can respond more rapidly to selection at least for a limited time . - 4. If dominance and epistasis are present , there may be segregation and recombination loads . 5. Free recombination does not provide a way for two or more ...
... species can respond more rapidly to selection at least for a limited time . - 4. If dominance and epistasis are present , there may be segregation and recombination loads . 5. Free recombination does not provide a way for two or more ...
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