More recently, Fleming et al.(1992) have claimed that vive to be passed on to subsequent
generations, and another language seen as Cushitic, Ongotan, may also some new genes or …

The Waorani may have the highest rate of homicide of any society known to anthropology.
We interviewed 121 Waorani elders of both sexes to obtain genealogical information and …

A critical examination of Gross's hypothesis that aboriginal Amazonian populations were limited
to low levels by lack of adequate protein resources concludes that (1) evidence either for …

People who hunt and gather for a living share some resources more widely than others. A
favored hypothesis to explain the differential sharing is that giving up portions of large, …

The issue of food prohibitions on such Amazonian game animals as deer is examined from
an ecological perspective, in contrast to previous symbolic or structuralist views on this …

The root of modern human warfare lies in the lethal coalitionary violence of males in small-scale
societies. However, there is a paucity of quantitative data concerning the form and …

To address claims of human exceptionalism, we determine where humans fit within the
greater mammalian distribution of reproductive inequality. We show that humans exhibit lower …

The Bari of the Maracaibo basin obtain most of the meat in their diet by spearfishing, usually
in stretches of river which they dam off before fishing them. As the number of men in a …

Human adaptation depends on the integration of slow life history, complex production skills,
and extensive sociality. Refining and testing models of the evolution of human life history …

We argue that cooperative foraging incorporating information exchange may have preceded
tool use during the course of hominid evolution. In moving to the savanna, early hominids …