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... female ratio since this ratio does not seem to inhibit the formation of polygynous societies . Likewise , the ... females might have a favorite stud , they often took sex where they could find it , not blushing even at incest . Briffault ...
... female ratio since this ratio does not seem to inhibit the formation of polygynous societies . Likewise , the ... females might have a favorite stud , they often took sex where they could find it , not blushing even at incest . Briffault ...
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... female population necessitated an adjustment , with the result that occasionally a group of brothers would add wives to the one already shared . 20 It is not difficult to see why group marriage has not made much headway . It offers no ...
... female population necessitated an adjustment , with the result that occasionally a group of brothers would add wives to the one already shared . 20 It is not difficult to see why group marriage has not made much headway . It offers no ...
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... FEMALES 0.0 10 20 30 40 50 60 AGE Figure 18.1 Comparison of aging patterns of total outlet in human female and male ... Female , p . 714 . In my opinion , this perception of sexual crisis arises from Kinsey's failure to recognize the ...
... FEMALES 0.0 10 20 30 40 50 60 AGE Figure 18.1 Comparison of aging patterns of total outlet in human female and male ... Female , p . 714 . In my opinion , this perception of sexual crisis arises from Kinsey's failure to recognize the ...
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