Physical Anthropology: 2000-2001 EditionThis updated reader is a compilation of carefully selected articles from newspapers, magazines and journals addressing important topics in physical anthropology. |
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... friends . Friendship among ani- mals is not a well - documented phenome- non , so to convince skeptical colleagues that baboon friendship was real , I needed to develop objective criteria for distin- guishing friendly pairs . I began by ...
... friends . Friendship among ani- mals is not a well - documented phenome- non , so to convince skeptical colleagues that baboon friendship was real , I needed to develop objective criteria for distin- guishing friendly pairs . I began by ...
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... friends than with other females . Ba- boon females typically mate with several different males , including both friends and nonfriends , but prior friendship in- creased a male's probability of mating with a female above what it would ...
... friends than with other females . Ba- boon females typically mate with several different males , including both friends and nonfriends , but prior friendship in- creased a male's probability of mating with a female above what it would ...
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... friends . For this reason , he backed down . Males frequently use the infants of their female friends as buffers in this way . Thus , friendship involves costs as well as benefits because it makes the participants vulnerable to social ...
... friends . For this reason , he backed down . Males frequently use the infants of their female friends as buffers in this way . Thus , friendship involves costs as well as benefits because it makes the participants vulnerable to social ...
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Overview | 5 |
These Are Real Swinging Primates Shannon Brownlee | 13 |
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