The Origin of War: The Evolution of a Male-coalitional Reproductive Strategy, Volume 2 |
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Page 515
... variables . They do not maintain an exclusive monopoly over an area of land . Other groups may come and go , and in times of shortage an incumbent band may share the food and water resources with another less fortunate group . But ...
... variables . They do not maintain an exclusive monopoly over an area of land . Other groups may come and go , and in times of shortage an incumbent band may share the food and water resources with another less fortunate group . But ...
Page 579
... variables ( Tooby & DeVore , 1987 ; Susman , 1987 ) . These features include female nearly - continuous sexual receptivity , the resumption of ovulation within one year after parturition , semipermanent male - female associations , male ...
... variables ( Tooby & DeVore , 1987 ; Susman , 1987 ) . These features include female nearly - continuous sexual receptivity , the resumption of ovulation within one year after parturition , semipermanent male - female associations , male ...
Page 622
... variables . There is simply no evidence for any kind of conflict , competition or warfare at this time period . At 1250 , however , an organizational transformation of the local political system with much greater consolidation of ...
... variables . There is simply no evidence for any kind of conflict , competition or warfare at this time period . At 1250 , however , an organizational transformation of the local political system with much greater consolidation of ...
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