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The Effects of Prestige on Collective Performance and Information Flow in a Strictly Hierarchical Institution (2019)
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Institutions such as the military aim to respond efficiently to complex logistical challenges using a strictly hierarchical structure, where leaders are assigned a rank by senior colleagues and team members are trained to obey leader commands. Anthro... Read More about The Effects of Prestige on Collective Performance and Information Flow in a Strictly Hierarchical Institution.

Group and kin recognition via olfactory cues in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) (2018)
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Primates were traditionally thought to have a reduced sense of smell. Although there is now evidence that olfaction plays a greater role in primate social life than previously assumed, research on the sense of smell in non-human apes is scarce. Chimp... Read More about Group and kin recognition via olfactory cues in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes).

Insights into the evolution of social systems and species from baboon studies (2019)
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Baboons, members of the genus Papio, comprise six closely related species distributed throughout sub-Saharan Africa and southwest Arabia. The species exhibit more ecological flexibility and a wider range of social systems than many other primates. Th... Read More about Insights into the evolution of social systems and species from baboon studies.

High carnivore population density highlights the conservation value of industrialised sites (2018)
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As the environment becomes increasingly altered by human development, the importance of understanding the ways in which wildlife interact with modified landscapes is becoming clear. Areas such as industrial sites are sometimes presumed to have little... Read More about High carnivore population density highlights the conservation value of industrialised sites.

Stillbirth rates across three ape species in accredited American zoos (2018)
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Inequalities in mental health and well-being in a time of austerity: Follow-up findings from the Stockton-on-Tees cohort study (2018)
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In response to the 2007/8 financial crisis and the subsequent ‘Great Recession’, the UK government pursued a policy of austerity, characterised by public spending cuts and reductions in working-age welfare benefits. This paper reports on a case study... Read More about Inequalities in mental health and well-being in a time of austerity: Follow-up findings from the Stockton-on-Tees cohort study.

An experimental investigation into the transmission of antivax attitudes using a fictional health controversy (2018)
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Rationale: Although vaccines are an invaluable weapon in combatting diseases, they are often surrounded by controversy. Vaccine controversies usually arise with the claims of some parents or doctors who link vaccines to harmful outcomes. These contro... Read More about An experimental investigation into the transmission of antivax attitudes using a fictional health controversy.

Who ‘Uses’ Smart Grids? The Evolving Nature of User Representations in Layered Infrastructures (2018)
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This article addresses the anticipated use and users of smart energy technologies and the contribution of these technologies to energy sustainability. It focuses on smart grids and smart energy meters. Qualitative accounts given by European technolog... Read More about Who ‘Uses’ Smart Grids? The Evolving Nature of User Representations in Layered Infrastructures.

Editorial Practice at the International Journal of Primatology: the Roles of Gender and Country of Affiliation in Participation in Scientific Publication (2018)
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Communicating for Conservation: Circumventing Conflict with Communities over Domestic Dog Ownership in North Morocco (2018)
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Conservationists consider open and direct communication as best practice even when their data conflict with local beliefs. However, ensuring the effective delivery of a controversial message without overtly challenging community identity is difficult... Read More about Communicating for Conservation: Circumventing Conflict with Communities over Domestic Dog Ownership in North Morocco.

Exploring ambivalent oxygen machine–people–world relations through the lens of postphenomenology (2018)
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Technologies for medicinal oxygen delivery at home are increasingly part of the global health technology landscape in the face of rising rates of chronic lung and heart diseases. From the mere notion of harvesting and privatizing oxygen from the atmo... Read More about Exploring ambivalent oxygen machine–people–world relations through the lens of postphenomenology.

FOOT-LENGTH ASYMMETRY, SEX, AND HANDEDNESS (1981)
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GESTATION PERIOD, NEONATAL SIZE AND MATERNAL INVESTMENT IN PLACENTAL MAMMALS (1985)
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KOOBI FORA RESEARCH-PROJECT, VOL 4, HOMINID CRANIAL REMAINS - WOOD,B (1992)
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The scaling of gross dimensions of the spinal cord in primates and other species (1996)
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Evolution of non-maternal care in primates - Preface and acknowledgements (2000)
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Diets, brains and guts: Correlations and their evolutionary significance (2004)
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Flores hominid: New species or microcephalic dwarf? (2006)
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Reduced reproductive function in wild baboons related to natural consumption of plant compounds (2008)
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Female reproductive signaling, and male mating behavior, in the olive baboon (2009)
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