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GRANDMOTHERING, MENOPAUSE, AND THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN LIFE-HISTORIES
Authors: HAWKES K OCONNELL JF JONES NGB ALVAREZ H CHARNOV EL
Citation: K. Hawkes et al., GRANDMOTHERING, MENOPAUSE, AND THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN LIFE-HISTORIES, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 95(3), 1998, pp. 1336-1339
THE BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF MODERN HUNTER-GATHERERS, AND HUMAN-EVOLUTION
Authors: HAWKES K OCONNELL JF ROGERS L
Citation: K. Hawkes et al., THE BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF MODERN HUNTER-GATHERERS, AND HUMAN-EVOLUTION, Trends in ecology & evolution, 12(1), 1997, pp. 29-32
MENOPAUSE - EVOLUTIONARY CAUSES, FOSSIL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES
Authors: HAWKES K OCONNELL JF JONES NGB
Citation: K. Hawkes et al., MENOPAUSE - EVOLUTIONARY CAUSES, FOSSIL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES, Journal of Human Evolution, 32(4), 1997, pp. 8-8
HADZA WOMENS TIME ALLOCATION, OFFSPRING PROVISIONING, AND THE EVOLUTION OF LONG POSTMENOPAUSAL LIFE SPANS
Authors: HAWKES K OCONNELL JF JONES NGB
Citation: K. Hawkes et al., HADZA WOMENS TIME ALLOCATION, OFFSPRING PROVISIONING, AND THE EVOLUTION OF LONG POSTMENOPAUSAL LIFE SPANS, Current anthropology, 38(4), 1997, pp. 551-577
THE EVOLUTIONARY BASIS OF SEX VARIATIONS IN THE USE OF NATURAL-RESOURCES - HUMAN EXAMPLES
Authors: HAWKES K
Citation: K. Hawkes, THE EVOLUTIONARY BASIS OF SEX VARIATIONS IN THE USE OF NATURAL-RESOURCES - HUMAN EXAMPLES, Population and environment, 18(2), 1996, pp. 161-173
SOCIOBIOLOGYS SUCCESSES
Authors: HRDY SB RODMAN P CHARNOW EL SEGER EL HAWKES K EMLEN ST FOSTER SA GOWATY PA HAIG D HAUSER M JACOBS LF SMUTS BB
Citation: Sb. Hrdy et al., SOCIOBIOLOGYS SUCCESSES, Science, 274(5285), 1996, pp. 162-163
THE MALES DILEMMA - INCREASED OFFSPRING PRODUCTION IS MORE PATERNITY TO STEAL
Authors: HAWKES K ROGERS AR CHARNOV EL
Citation: K. Hawkes et al., THE MALES DILEMMA - INCREASED OFFSPRING PRODUCTION IS MORE PATERNITY TO STEAL, Evolutionary ecology, 9(6), 1995, pp. 662-677
HADZA CHILDRENS FORAGING - JUVENILE DEPENDENCY, SOCIAL ARRANGEMENTS, AND MOBILITY AMONG HUNTER-GATHERERS
Authors: HAWKES K OCONNELL JF JONES NGB
Citation: K. Hawkes et al., HADZA CHILDRENS FORAGING - JUVENILE DEPENDENCY, SOCIAL ARRANGEMENTS, AND MOBILITY AMONG HUNTER-GATHERERS, Current anthropology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 688-700
INUJJUAMIUT FORAGING STRATEGIES - EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY OF AN ARCTIC HUNTING ECONOMY - SMITH,EA
Authors: HAWKES K
Citation: K. Hawkes, INUJJUAMIUT FORAGING STRATEGIES - EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY OF AN ARCTIC HUNTING ECONOMY - SMITH,EA, American ethnologist, 21(4), 1994, pp. 1039-1040
FORAGING RETURNS OF KUNG ADULTS AND CHILDREN - WHY DIDNT KUNG CHILDREN FORAGE
Authors: JONES NB HAWKES K DRAPER P
Citation: Nb. Jones et al., FORAGING RETURNS OF KUNG ADULTS AND CHILDREN - WHY DIDNT KUNG CHILDREN FORAGE, Journal of anthropological research, 50(3), 1994, pp. 217-248
ON LIFE-HISTORY EVOLUTION
Authors: HAWKES K
Citation: K. Hawkes, ON LIFE-HISTORY EVOLUTION, Current anthropology, 35(1), 1994, pp. 39-46
ON WHY MALE FORAGERS HUNT AND SHARE FOOD - REPLY
Authors: HAWKES K
Citation: K. Hawkes, ON WHY MALE FORAGERS HUNT AND SHARE FOOD - REPLY, Current anthropology, 34(5), 1993, pp. 706-709
WHY HUNTER-GATHERERS WORK - AN ANCIENT VERSION OF THE PROBLEM OF PUBLIC-GOODS
Authors: HAWKES K
Citation: K. Hawkes, WHY HUNTER-GATHERERS WORK - AN ANCIENT VERSION OF THE PROBLEM OF PUBLIC-GOODS, Current anthropology, 34(4), 1993, pp. 341-361
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