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Encountering Climate Change: dialogues of human and non-human relationships within Tamang moral ecology and climate policy discourses (2017)
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Climate change is fast becoming a dominant narrative for contemporary understandings of Himalayan societies, and the concerns for the wellbeing of communities situated in varying degrees of vulnerability to extreme climate events. This article questi... Read More about Encountering Climate Change: dialogues of human and non-human relationships within Tamang moral ecology and climate policy discourses.

Imaging and imagining chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD): Uruguayans draw their lungs (2017)
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Purpose: This anthropological study investigated what people imagined chronic obstructive pulmonary disease to look like in their lungs, what may be influencing these images and how this imagery shapes embodiment. Method: Employing graphic elicitatio... Read More about Imaging and imagining chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD): Uruguayans draw their lungs.

A “we” problem for bioethics and the social sciences: A response to Barbara Prainsack (2017)
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In her article “The We in the Me: Solidarity in the Era of Personalized Medicine,” Barbara Prainsack develops an earlier interest in the relationship between solidarity and autonomy and the way that these notions operate once passed through the lens... Read More about A “we” problem for bioethics and the social sciences: A response to Barbara Prainsack.

A Role for Health Communication in the Continuum of HIV Care, Treatment, and Prevention (2014)
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Health communication has played a pivotal role in HIV prevention efforts since the beginning of the epidemic. The recent paradigm of combination prevention, which integrates behavioral, biomedical, and structural interventions, offers new opportuniti... Read More about A Role for Health Communication in the Continuum of HIV Care, Treatment, and Prevention.

Friends, Sisters, and Wives: Social Support and Social Risks in Peer Relationships Among Men Who Have Sex With Men (MSM) in India (2016)
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Globally, men who have sex with men (MSM) are at high risk for HIV. Many HIV-prevention efforts rely on community outreach and mobilization to engage MSM. This study examines peer relationships and their potential role in HIV prevention through 31 fo... Read More about Friends, Sisters, and Wives: Social Support and Social Risks in Peer Relationships Among Men Who Have Sex With Men (MSM) in India.

The coevolution of building nests on the ground and domed nests in Timaliidae (2015)
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Despite the accumulation of structural descriptions of bird nests and considerable diversity in these structures across species, we know little about why birds build the nests that they do. Here we used phylogenetic comparative analyses to test one s... Read More about The coevolution of building nests on the ground and domed nests in Timaliidae.

Fast life history traits promote invasion success in amphibians and reptiles (2017)
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Competing theoretical models make different predictions on which life history strategies facilitate growth of small populations. While ‘fast’ strategies allow for rapid increase in population size and limit vulnerability to stochastic events, ‘slow’... Read More about Fast life history traits promote invasion success in amphibians and reptiles.

Improving access to health care in a rural regional hospital in South Africa: Why do patients miss their appointments? (2017)
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Background: Access to health services is one of the Batho Pele (‘people first’) values and principles of the South African government since 1997. This necessitated some changes around public service systems, procedures, attitudes and behaviour. The c... Read More about Improving access to health care in a rural regional hospital in South Africa: Why do patients miss their appointments?.

Comment on 'Moral Sources and the Reproduction of the Amazonian Package' by Carlos David Londoño Sulkin. (2017)
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The large vertebrate remains from Binjai Tamieng (Sumatra, Indonesia) (2017)
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Excavations in 1928 at the Binjai Tamieng shell midden in Northeast Sumatra brought to light a small assemblage of animal- and human remains that has never been studied in detail. The analysis of these Early Holocene finds suggests that besides mollu... Read More about The large vertebrate remains from Binjai Tamieng (Sumatra, Indonesia).

Women’s emotional and sexual attraction to men across the menstrual cycle (2017)
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There is ongoing debate about how and why the menstrual cycle affects women’s attraction to men. According to the dual sexuality hypothesis, women form pair-bond relationships with men who provide care but also obtain genetic benefits by biasing mati... Read More about Women’s emotional and sexual attraction to men across the menstrual cycle.

PERSONALITY AND IQ SCORE VARIATION IN A CAMBRIDGE UNDERGRADUATE SAMPLE (1983)
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MATERNAL INVESTMENT IN MAMMALS - REPLY (1986)
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A THEORY OF HUMAN AND PRIMATE EVOLUTION - GROVES,CP (1993)
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The evolution of the spinal cord in primates: Evidence from the foramen magnum and the vertebral canal (1996)
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Bat life histories: Testing models of mammalian life-history evolution (2001)
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Increased breathing control: Another factor in the evolution of human language (2004)
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Grooming in Barbary macaques: better to give than to receive? (2007)
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Baboon sexual swellings: Information content of size and color (2008)
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Sexual swellings and mate choice in olive baboons (2009)
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