Why Do Humans Hunt Cooperatively?: Ethnohistoric Data Reveal the Contexts, Advantages, and Evolutionary Importance of Communal Hunting.

Autor: Morin, Eugène, Bird, Douglas, Winterhalder, Bruce, Bliege Bird, Rebecca, Driver, Jonathan, Gurven, Michael, Hurtado, Ana Magdalena, Kelly, Robert L., Lemke, Ashley, Lupo, Karen, Pontzer, Herman, Smith, Eric Alden, Bird, Rebecca Bliege

Publikováno v: Current Anthropology; Oct2024, Vol. 65 Issue 5, p876-921, 46p

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Conservation and Subsistence in Small-Scale Societies

Autor: Smith, Eric Alden, Wishnie, Mark

Publikováno v: Annual Review of Anthropology, 2000 Jan 01. 29, 493-524.

Externí odkaz: https://www.jstor.org/stable/223430

Leadership in Mammalian Societies: Emergence, Distribution, Power, and Payoff

Autor: Smith, Jennifer E., Gavrilets, Sergey, Mulder, Monique Borgerhoff, Hooper, Paul L., Mouden, Claire El, Nettle, Daniel, Hauert, Christoph, Hill, Kim, Perry, Susan, Pusey, Anne E., van Vugt, Mark, Smith, Eric Alden

Publikováno v: In Trends in Ecology & Evolution January 2016 31(1):54-66

Reproductive inequality in humans and other mammals

Autor: Ross, Cody T, Hooper, Paul L, Smith, Jennifer E, Jaeggi, Adrian V, Smith, Eric Alden, Gavrilets, Sergey, Zohora, Fatema Tuz, Ziker, John, Xygalatas, Dimitris, Wroblewski, Emily E, Wood, Brian, Winterhalder, Bruce, Willführ, Kai P, Willard, Aiyana K, Walker, Kara, von Rueden, Christopher, Voland, Eckart, Valeggia, Claudia, Vaitla, Bapu, Urlacher, Samuel, Towner, Mary, Sum, Chun-Yi, Sugiyama, Lawrence S, Strier, Karen B, Starkweather, Kathrine, Major-Smith, Daniel, Shenk, Mary, Sear, Rebecca, Seabright, Edmond, Schacht, Ryan, Scelza, Brooke, Scaggs, Shane, Salerno, Jonathan, Revilla-Minaya, Caissa, Redhead, Daniel, Pusey, Anne, Purzycki, Benjamin Grant, Power, Eleanor A, Pisor, Anne, Pettay, Jenni, Perry, Susan, Page, Abigail E, Pacheco-Cobos, Luis, Oths, Kathryn, Oh, Seung-Yun, Nolin, David, Nettle, Daniel, Moya, Cristina, Migliano, Andrea Bamberg, Mertens, Karl J, McNamara, Rita A, McElreath, Richard, Mattison, Siobhan, Massengill, Eric, Marlowe, Frank, Madimenos, Felicia, Macfarlan, Shane, Lummaa, Virpi, Lizarralde, Roberto, Liu, Ruizhe, Liebert, Melissa A, Lew-Levy, Sheina, Leslie, Paul, Lanning, Joseph, Kramer, Karen, Koster, Jeremy, Kaplan, Hillard S, Jamsranjav, Bayarsaikhan, Hurtado, A Magdalena, Hill, Kim, Hewlett, Barry, Helle, Samuli, Headland, Thomas, Headland, Janet, Gurven, Michael, Grimalda, Gianluca, Greaves, Russell, Golden, Christopher D, Godoy, Irene, Gibson, Mhairi, Mouden, Claire El, Dyble, Mark, Draper, Patricia, Downey, Sean, DeMarco, Angelina L, Davis, Helen Elizabeth, Crabtree, Stefani, Cortez, Carmen, Colleran, Heidi, Cohen, Emma, Clark, Gregory, Clark, Julia, Caudell, Mark A, Carminito, Chelsea E, Bunce, John, Boyette, Adam, Bowles, Samuel, Blumenfield, Tami, Beheim, Bret, Beckerman, Stephen

Publikováno v: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, vol 120, iss 22

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 reproductive skew (i.e., inequality in the number of surviving offspring)

Externí odkaz: https://explore.openaire.eu/search/publication?articleId=od_______325::dd8312a4aa558c8208dcca4e6de6e834
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/1m93w9ts