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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... kill more than 100 red colobus each year , or nearly one - fifth of the colobus inhabiting their range . Most of the ... killed ; three were caught and torn apart right in front of me . Nearly four hours later , the hunters were still ...
... kill more than 100 red colobus each year , or nearly one - fifth of the colobus inhabiting their range . Most of the ... killed ; three were caught and torn apart right in front of me . Nearly four hours later , the hunters were still ...
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... killed their children . In most cases , biological fa- thers shoot or suffocate their offspring ( and then often kill themselves ) , while stepfathers kill by striking - hinting that a " lashing out " reflex is at work . Another point ...
... killed their children . In most cases , biological fa- thers shoot or suffocate their offspring ( and then often kill themselves ) , while stepfathers kill by striking - hinting that a " lashing out " reflex is at work . Another point ...
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... killing and hunting tightly together but it is the kill- ing that drives hunting in the latter's ar- gument . This lust to kill is based upon the sociobiological tenet of the selfish gene . " The general principle that behav- ior ...
... killing and hunting tightly together but it is the kill- ing that drives hunting in the latter's ar- gument . This lust to kill is based upon the sociobiological tenet of the selfish gene . " The general principle that behav- ior ...
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