This page contains a listing of papers published since 2000, along with forthcoming and unpublished papers, written by anthropologists and others working in the field of human behavioral ecology (HBE). The HBEB was created to help those of us working in this area keep up with the publications coming out, many of which appear in interdisciplinary journals or edited volumes and might otherwise easily be missed. If you have any updates for the bibliography, please contact me. Also, please let me know if you have anything listed under the working papers or in press that has been published.

Last update: September 09, 2008

Number of papers listed: 853

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• Allen-Arave, Wesley, Michael Gurven, and Kim Hill. Is food sharing among close kin maintained by kin selection or reciprocal altruism? Evidence from Ache food transfers.
  
• Alvard, M., and A. Gillespie. Good hunters receive reproductive benefits among Lamalera marine foragers.
  
• Anderson, Kermyt G. HIV/AIDS risk behavior over the male life course: A perspective from life history theory.
• Anderson, Kermyt G. Family structure, schooling outcomes, and investment in education in South Africa.
  
• Anderson, Kermyt G., Hillard Kaplan, and Jane B. Lancaster. Men's financial expenditures on genetic children and stepchildren from current and former relationships.
• Baum, William M., Peter J. Richerson, Charles Efferson, and Brian Paciotti. The evolution of group choices in laboratory microcultures.
  
• Bliege Bird, R., and D. Bird. Why women hunt: risk and contemporary foraging in a Western Desert aboriginal community.
• Bock, J., and Johnson, S.E. Economic development and children’s growth: A comparison of two communities in Botswana.
• Bock, J., and Johnson, S.E. The ontogeny of foraging ability in juvenile primates: Sympatric chacma baboons and human children.
• Bright, J. An archaeological test for prehistoric hunting goals.
• Bright, J. Fremont politics: Exploring strategies of male political agency in prehistoric egalitarian societies.

• Bright, Jason, S. R. Simms, and A. Ugan. Plain gray ceramics and adaptive diversity: Residential and logistic mobility in farmer-forager systems.

• Broughton, J.M., and M.D. Cannon, editors. Evolutionary Ecology and Archaeology: Applications to Problems in Human Evolution and Prehistory.
  

• Fouts, Hillary, N. Father involvement with Bofi forager children: The role of grandmothers, residence, and marriage.
  
• Greaves, R. Fishing strategies and technology: Ethnoarchaeology of resource structure influences on behavioral ecology of Pumé foragers in Venezuela.
  
• Gurven, M. Why don't the Tsimane punish? Ultimatums, dictators, and punishment.
• Gurven, M. Why share food? A general framework for understanding cross-cultural variation in food transfers.
• Gurven, M., and K. Hill. Hunting as subsistence and mating effort? A re-evaluation of "Man the Hunter", the sexual division of labor and the evolution of the nuclear family. 
• Hadley et al. Food insecurity, stressful events and common mental health disorders in rural Ethiopia.
• Hadley, C. Identifying vulnerable households. What works better: Child undernutrition or experienced based measures of insecurity?
• Hadley, C., et al. Exposure to stressful life events and adult anxiety-mood disorders as determinants of children’s social, motor, and language development in Sub-Saharan Africa.
• Hadley, C., Lindstrom, D., Tessema, F., and Belachew, T. Ethiopian adolescent girls’ attitudes toward infant and child feeding practices: Implications for adolescent reproductive health programs.
• Hadley, C., Lindstrom, D., Tessema, F., and Belachew, T. Gender bias in the food insecurity experience of Ethiopian adolescents.
• Hagen, E.H., and H.C. Barrett. Perinatal sadness among Shuar women: Support for an evolutionary theory of ‘psychic pain’.
  
• Hawkes, K. Male mating competition and human evolution: Sexual divisions of labor, and multiple fatherhood.
• Hawkes, K. Showing off and the evolution of men's work.

• Heath, K. M., and L. M. Gant. Risky sexual behavior as an adaptation to HIV/AIDS.

• Helle S, Russell AF, and Lummaa V. Delivering sons accelerates immunosenescense in resource-limited pre-industrial mothers.  

• Henrich, Joseph. A Cultural Species. In Towards a Scientific Concept of Culture, edited by Melissa Brown.

• Hruschka, Daniel, and Joseph Henrich. The evolution of friendship: Limited partner choice, selective niceness and the emergence of cooperation.
  
• Huber, Brad R., Vendula Linhartova, and Dana Cope. Evolutionary theory, kinship, and birth in cross-cultural perspective.
  

• Irons, W., and R. Sosis. The evolutionary foundation of religion.

• Johnson, S.E., and Bock, J. Plasticity in life history traits and social competition.
• Johnson, S.E., and Bock, J. AIDS, risk, and life history among men in Botswana.
• Kaplan, H., and M. Gurven. Top-down and bottom-up research in biodemography.
• Kaplan, H.S., and Gangestad, S.W. Life history theory and evolutionary psychology.

• Kramer, Karen. Generational transfers across the life cycle of the family: A cross-cultural perspective.  

• Lende, D., and C. Worthman. The ties that bind: Social relationships in human life history.

• Mace, R. The evolutionary ecology of sex-biased investment.

• Marlowe, F.W. The mating effort of Hadza men.
  

• Marlowe, F.W., and Yang, A. The sharing game in two societies.  

• Marlowe, F.W. Hadza cooperation: Second-party punishment yes, third-party punishment no.
• Meehan, Courtney L. Alloparental Investment and Relational Uncertainty among Ngandu Farmers of the Central African Republic. 
• Meehan, Courtney L. Multiple Caregiving and Maternal Work/Leisure Behavior Among the Aka Foragers and the Ngandu Farmers of Central Africa. 
• Muller, M.N., Marlowe, F.W., Ellison, P.T., and Bugumba, R. Testosterone and paternal care in East African foragers and pastoralists.
• Nunn, C.L., and Monique Borgerhoff Mulder. Comparative methods for cultural trait evolution.  
• Patil, C., Hadley, C., and Nayo, P. Unpacking dietary acculturation among African refugees.

• Patton, J. Conflict, cooperation and coalitions: Political influences on the behavioral ecology of horticultural-foragers in the upper Amazon.

• Pettay JE, Charmantier A, and Lummaa V. Evidence for age-specific family effects and heritability in fecundity in pre-industrial Finnish women.
• Pettay JE, Jokela J, and Lummaa V. Two generations of local mating decreased fitness in pre-industrial women.
• Quinlan, R. Effects of household structure on shared and direct parental investment in a Caribbean community.

• Rende Taylor, Lisa. Globalization and the future of matrilineal systems in Southeast Asia.

• Richerson, Peter J., and Robert Boyd. The Nature of Culture and Cultures. (Book manuscript)
• Richerson, Peter J., Robert Boyd, and Joe Henrich. Cultural evolution of human cooperation. In The Genetic and Cultural Evolution of Cooperation, edited by Peter Hammerstein.
• Richerson, Peter J., Margaret Franzen, Lore Ruttan, and Robert Bettinger. Ethnic boundaries: Analysis of a cross-cultural sample.
• Roach, P. Birth order effects on personality and life history.
• Rogers, A., and R. McElreath. On the grandmother hypothesis of human menopause.
• Rucas, S., and M. Gurven. Fertility decisions: A cross-cultural analysis of family size preferences.

• Ruttan, L. M. Economic heterogeneity and the commons: Effects on collective action and collective goods provisioning.

• Ruttan, L.M. Sociocultural heterogeneity and the commons.

• Ruttan, L.M., Franzen, M., Bettinger, R., and P. J. Richerson. Analysis of a sample of ethnic boundaries.

• Sear, R. Size, body condition and adult mortality in rural Gambia: A life history perspective.
  
• Shenk, Mary. The Evolutionary ecology of parental investment in urban South India: A class-based analysis of differential investment in sons and daughters.

• Sherry, D.S., and Marlowe, F.W. Seasonal patterns in the dietary composition of Hadza foragers.

• Smith, Eric Alden, and Jung-Kyoo Choi. The emergence of inequality in small-scale societies: Simple scenarios and agent-based simulations. In Modeling Socioecological Systems, ed. T. Kohler and S. van der Leeuw. Oxford U. Press and Santa Fe Institute.
  

• Snyder, K. Perceptions of work-related health and safety risks and resource security for female agricultural workers.

• Sosis, Richard. Does religion promote trust? The role of signaling, reputation, and punishment.

• Sugiyama, Larry. Pathology risk and temporary disability among the Shiwiar.
  

• Tucker, Bram. Perception of interannual risk and covariance among the Mikea and their neighbors in Madagascar.

• Tucker, Bram. Do time and risk preferences differ by economic strategy? Choice experiment results in the mixed economy of the Mikea, Madagascar.
  
• Tucker, Bram, Daniel A. Steck, and Jaovola Tombo. Experimental evidence for time preference among Mikea foragers and farmers: Implications for subsistence transitions and conservation planning. 
• Tucker, Bram. Opportunity costs and the value of time: Motivation as an explanation for age-specific foraging efficiency.
  
• Waynforth, David. Childcare constraints and women’s reproductive decisions.
• Waynforth, David. Mate choice copying in humans.
• Winking, J., Gurven, M., Kaplan, H., and Stieglitz, J. The goals of direct parental care among a South Amerindian population.

• Winking, J., H. Kaplan, and M. Gurven. The evolution of the post-reproductive lifespan.

In Press

• Ahn, T. K., Lee, M., Ruttan, L. M., and J. Walker. (in press) Cooperation in Prisoners Dilemma games: Experimental evidence with asymmetric payoffs. Public Choice.
• Allen-Arave, W., Gurven, M., and Hill, K. (in press) Reciprocal altruism, not kin selection, maintains nepotistic food transfers on an Ache reservation. Evolution and Human Behavior.
• Alvard, M. (in press) How much land do the Wana use? In Subsistence, Material, and Demographic Approaches to Mobility. F. Sellet, R. D. Greaves, and P. L. Yu, editors. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
• Barber, Nigel. (in press) The sex ratio at birth: Cross-national tests of a role for timing of intercourse. Social Biology.
• Bird, D., and R. Bliege Bird. (in press) Competing to be leaderless: Food sharing and magnanimity among Martu aborigines. In: The Emergence Of Leadership: Transitions In Decision Making From Small-Scale To Middle-Range Societies. J. Kantner, K. Vaughn and J. Eerkins, eds. (in press). Santa Fe: School of American Research Press.

• Brown RA, Worthman CM, Costello EJ, and Erkanli A. (in press) The life trajectory interview for youth (LTI-Y): Method development and psychometrics of an instrument to assess life course models and achievement. International Journal for Methods in Psychiatric Research.

• Cowan, Jason C., Timothy A. Kohler, David Johnson, and Kevin D. Cooper. (in press) Supply, demand, return rates, and resource depression: Hunting in the village ecodynamics world. In Archaeological Simulation: Into the 21st Century, edited by André Costopoulos. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City.
• Fouts, Hillary N., and Michael E. Lamb. (in press) Developmental transitions in toddler-juvenile interactions among two small-scale societies in central Africa. Early Childhood Research Quarterly (special issue on "Early Peer Interactions" edited by Lieselotte Ahnert). 
• Gant, Larry M., Kathleen M. Heath, and G. G. Ejikeme. (in press) Early motherhood, high mortality, and HIV/AIDS rates in sub-Saharan Africa. Journal of Social Work and Public Policy 25(1).
• Gurven, M., and Kaplan, H. (in press) Beyond the grandmother hypothesis: Evolutionary models of longevity. For: Cultural Context of Aging, 3rd edition (Editor J. Sokolovosky).
• Gurven, M., Zanolini, A., and Schniter, E. (in press) Culture sometimes matter. Intra-cultural variation in division norms among Tsimane Amerindians: Real or spurious? Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. 
• Hadley, C., Galea, S. Nandi, V., Nandi, A. Lopez, G., and Stragone. (in press) Food insufficiency and health among undocumented mexican migrants in a US urban area. Public Health Nutrition.
  

• Hagen, E.H. (in press) Controversies surrounding evolutionary psychology. In The Evolutionary Psychology Handbook, D. Buss, ed. Wiley.

• Hames, Raymond, and Carl McCabe. (in press) Meal sharing among the Ye’kwana: An evaluation and refinement of some models. Human Nature.
• Heath, K. M. (in press) The effect of kin propinquity on infant mortality. Social Biology.
  
• Helle, S. (in press) A trade-off between reproduction and growth in contemporary Finnish women. Evolution and Human Behavior.
• Henrich, Joseph, Richard Boyd, and Peter Richerson. (in press) Five common mistakes in cultural evolution. In Epidemiology of Ideas, edited by Dan Sperber. Open Court Publishing.
• Hrdy, Sarah B. (in press) Irven DeVore Reaches His 8th Decade; Simian seminar reaches its 4th. Evolutionary Anthropology. 
  
• Koster, Jeremy. (in press) Hunting with dogs in Nicaragua: An optimal foraging approach. Current Anthropology.
• Little, A.C., Jones, B.C., Waitt, C., Tiddeman, B.P., Feinberg, D.R., Perrett, D.I., Apicella, C.L., and Marlowe, F.W. (in press) Symmetry is related to sexual dimorphism in faces: Data across culture and species. PLOS One.
  
• Quinlan, R.J. (in press) Human pair-bonds: Evolutionary functions, ecological variation and adaptive development. Evolutionary Anthropology.
• Quinlan, R., and Quinlan, M. (in press) Cross-cultural analysis in evolution and human behavior studies. Cross-Cultural Research. 
• Sear, R. (in press) Size-dependent reproductive success in Gambian men: Does height or weight matter more? Social Biology.
• Sear, R., N. Allal, and R. Mace. (in press) Family matters: Kin, demography and child health in a rural Gambian community. In Alloparenting in Human Societies. Edited by G.R. Bentley & R. Mace. Cambridge University Press.
  
• Sellen, D. W. (in press) Evolution of human lactation and complementary feeding: Implications for understanding contemporary cross-cultural variation. Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology.
• Sellen, D. W. (in press) Human lactation and complementary feeding: Contemporary clues to the coevolution of two key life history components. In: The Evolution of Human Life History. R.L. Paine and K. Hawkes, eds., School of American Research Press, Santa Fe, NM.
  
• Smith, Eric A. and Jung-Kyoo Choi. (in press) The emergence of inequality in small-scale societies: Simple scenarios and agent-based simulations In Modeling Socioecological Systems, ed. T. Kohler and S. van der Leeuw. Oxford U. Press and Santa Fe Institute.
• Sugiyama, L.S. (in press) Shiwiar health risk and the evolution of health care provisioning. Human Nature.
• Sugiyama, L.S. (in press) Attraction and attractiveness. In Buss, D. (ed.), Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology. New Jersey: Wiley.
• Sugiyama, M.S., and L.S. Sugiyama. (in press) Foragers fitness and formal variation: Where’s the adaptation in adaptationist archaeology? Human Nature 15(4).
• Tucker, Bram. (in press) Perception of interannual covariation and diversification strategies for risk reduction among Mikea of Madagascar: Individual andsocial learning. Human Nature.
• Tucker, Bram. (in press) Applying behavioral ecology and behavioral economics to conservation and development planning: Example from the Mikea Forest, Madagascar. Human Nature.
  
• Ugan, A. J, Bright, and A. R. Rogers. (in press) When is technology worth the trouble? Journal of Archaeological Science.
• Varien, Mark D., Scott G. Ortman, Timothy A. Kohler, Donna M. Glowacki, and C. David Johnson. (in press) Historical ecology in the Mesa Verde region: results from the Village Project. American Antiquity 72(2).
• von Rueden, C., Gurven, M., and Kaplan, H. (in press) Multiple dimensions of male social statuses in an Amazonian society. Evolution and Human Behavior. 

• Waynforth, D., S. Delwadia, and M. Camm. (in press) The influence of women's mating strategies on preference for masculine facial architecture. Evolution and Human Behavior.

• Whitehead, Hal, Peter J. Richerson, and Robert Boyd. (in press) Cultural selection and genetic diversity in humans. Selection.
• Winking, J. (in press) Are men really that bad as fathers? The role of men's investments. Social Biology.

• Alvard, M. 2003. The adaptive nature of culture. Evolutionary Anthropology 12(3):136-149.
• Alvard, M. 2003. Kinship, lineage identity, and an evolutionary perspective on the structure of cooperative big game hunting groups in Indonesia. Human Nature 14:129-163.
• Anderson, Kermyt G., and Bobbi S. Low. 2003. Nonmarital first births and women's life histories. In The Biodemography of Human Reproduction and Fertility, J. Rodgers and H.P. Kohler, eds., pp. 57-86. Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
• Barber, Nigel. 2003. Divorce and reduced economic and emotional interdependence: A cross-national study. Journal of Divorce and Remarriage 39(3/4): 113-124.

• Barber, Nigel. 2003. Paternal investment prospects and cross-national differences in single parenthood. Cross-Cultural Research 37:163-177.

• Barber, Nigel. 2003. The sex ratio and female marital opportunity as predictors of violent crime in England, Scotland, and the U.S. Cross-Cultural Research 37: 373-392.

• Bird, D., and R. Bliege Bird. 2003. Mardu children's hunting strategies in the Western Desert, Australia. In Hunter-gatherer Children, B. Hewlett ed., Senri Ethnological Studies: papers from the 9th International Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies.

• Burnham, T.C., Flynn Chapman, J.C., Gray, P.B., McIntyre, M., Lipson, S.F., and Ellison, P.T. 2003. Men in committed, romantic relationships have lower testosterone than single men. Hormones and Behavior 44:119-122.
  
• Cannon, M. 2003. A model of central place forager prey choice and an application to faunal remains from the Mimbres Valley, New Mexico. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 22:1-25.
• Carey, J. R. 2003. Life span: A conceptual framework. In Life Span: Evolutionary, Ecological, and Demographic Perspectives, ed. J. R. Carey and S. Tuljapurkar,  pp. 1-18. Supplement to Population and Development Review 29. New York: Population Council.
  
• Cashdan, Elizabeth. 2003. Hormones and competitive aggression in women. Aggressive Behavior 29(2):107–115.
• Crognier, E. 2003. Reproductive success: Which meaning? American Journal of Human Biology 15(3): 352-360.
  
• Evans, A., and A. M. Hurtado. 2003. Human hierarchy formation and its health implications. In The Second Hawaii International Conference on Social Sciences Proceedings, pp. 1-27. 

• Fehr, Ernst, and Joseph Henrich. 2003. Is strong reciprocity a maladaptation. In Genetic and Culture Evolution of Cooperation, edited by Peter Hammerstein. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
  

• Gibson, M.A., and R. Mace. 2003. Strong mothers bear more sons in rural Ethiopia. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series B: Biological Sciences S108-9 DOI 10.1098/2003.0031.
• Gil-White, Francisco, and Peter J. Richerson. 2003. Large scale human cooperation and conflict. Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science, Macmillan.

• Gintis, Herbert. 2003. Solving the puzzle of human prosociality. Rationality and Society 15(2):155-187.

• Gintis, Herbert. 2003. The hitchhiker's guide to altruism: Genes, culture, and the internalization of norms. Journal of Theoretical Biology 220(4): 407-418.

• Gintis, Herbert, Samuel Bowles, Robert Boyd, and Ernst Fehr. 2003. Explaining altruistic behavior in humans. Evolution and Human Behavior 24:153-172.

• Gray, P.B. 2003. Marriage, parenting and testosterone variation among Kenyan Swahili men. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 122: 279-286.
  
• Gray, Sandra, Mary Sundal, Brandi Wiebusch, Michael A. Little, Paul W. Leslie, and Ivy L. Pike. 2003. Cattle raiding, cultural survival, and adaptability of East African pastoralists. Current Anthropology 44(S5): S3-S30.
  

• Hagen, E.H. 2003. The bargaining model of depression. In Genetic and Cultural Evolution of Cooperation, pp. 95-123. P. Hammerstein, ed. MIT Press.

• Hagen, E.H., and G.A. Bryant. 2003. Music and dance as a coalition signaling system. Human Nature 14: 21-51.

• Haig, David. 2003. On intrapersonal reciprocity. Evolution and Human Behavior 24(6): 418-425.
• Hawkes, Kristen. 2003. Grandmothers and the evolution of human longevity. American Journal of Human Biology 15: 380-400.
• Hawkes, K., J. F. O'Connell, and N. G. Blurton Jones. 2003. The evolution of human life histories: Primate tradeoffs, grandmothering socioecology, and the fossil record. In Primate Life Histories and Socioecology, edited by P. Kappeler and M. Pereira, pp. 204-227. University of Chicago Press.
• Henrich, Joseph, and Richard McElreath. 2003. The evolution of cultural evolution. Evolutionary Anthropology 12(3):123-135.

• Henrich, Joseph, P. Young, Eric Smith, Samuel Bowles, Peter Richerson, A. Hopfensitz, K. Sigmund, and F. Weissing. 2003. The culture and genetic origins of human cooperation. In Genetic and Culture Evolution of Cooperation, edited by Peter Hammerstein. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.

• Hill, K. R., and A. M. Hurtado. 2003. Gathering. Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History. New York: Oxford University Press.
• Hill, K. R., and A. M. Hurtado. 2003. Hunting. Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History. New York: Oxford University Press.
• Hill, K., G. McMillan, and Rosalia Farina. 2003. Hunting-related changes in game encounter rates from 1994 to 2001 in the Mbaracayu Reserve, Paraguay. Conservation Biology 17(5):1312-1323.
• Hofferth, Sandra, and Kermyt G. Anderson. 2003. Are all dads equal? Biology vs. marriage as basis for paternal investment. Journal of Marriage and Family 65: 213-232.
• Hoier, Sabine. 2003. Father absence and age at menarche: A test of four evolutionary models. Human Nature 14: 209-233.
• Holden, Clare Janaki, Rebecca Sear, and Ruth Mace. 2003. Matriliny as daughter-biased investment. Evolution and Human Behavior 24(2): 99-112.
• Holden, C., and R. Mace. 2003. Spread of cattle led to the loss of matrilineal descent in Africa: A co-evolutionary analysis. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series B: Biological Sciences 270(1532): 2425-2433.
• Hrdy, Sarah B. 2003. Maternal sentiments: How strong are they? Comment in reply to Arthur Wolf. Current Anthropology 44 (Supplement): S41-42.
• Hurtado A. M., K. R. Hill, W. Rosenblatt, J. Bender, and T. Scharmen. 2003. A longitudinal study of tuberculosis outcomes among immunologically naïve Aché natives of Paraguay. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 121:134-150.
• Immerman, Ronald S., and Wade C. Mackey. 2003. Pair-bonding and the evolutionary trajectory of Homo: Disease avoidance as an adaptive trait. Journal of Ecological Anthropology 7(1):11-38.
• Janson, Charles H., and Eric A. Smith. 2003. The evolution of culture: New perspectives and evidence. Evolutionary Anthropology 12(2): 57-60.

• Jones, Doug. 2003. Kinship and deep history: Exploring connections between culture areas, genes, and languages. American Anthropologist 105(3): 501-514.

• Jones, Doug. 2003. The generative psychology of kinship, part I: Cognitive universals and evolutionary psychology. Evolution and Human Behavior 24(5): 303-319.

• Jones, Doug. 2003. The generative psychology of kinship, part II: Generating variation from universal building blocks with Optimality Theory. Evolution and Human Behavior 24(5): 320-350.

• Kaplan, Hillard. 2003. Evolutionary demography. In The Encyclopedia of Population, P. Demeny and G. McNicoll (eds). MacMillan: New York.
  
• Kaplan, Hillard S., and Jane B. Lancaster. 2003. An evolutionary and ecological analysis of human fertility, mating patterns, and parental investment. In Offspring: Human Fertility Behavior in Biodemographic Perspective, K.W. Wachter and R.A. Bulatao (eds.), pp. 170-223, National Academy Press: Washington, D.C.
• Kaplan, Hillard, Jane Lancaster, and Arthur Robson. 2003. Embodied capital and the evolutionary economics of the human life span. In Life Span: Evolutionary, Ecological, and Demographic Perspectives, ed. J. R. Carey and S. Tuljapurkar,  pp. 152-182. Supplement to Population and Development Review 29. New York: Population Council.
• Kaplan, H., T. Mueller, S. Gangestad, and J. Lancaster. 2003. Neural capital and lifespan evolution among primates and humans. In The Brain and Longevity, C.E. Finch, J.-M. Robine and Y. Christen (eds.), pp. 69-97. Springer Verlag: Berlin.
• Kennedy, GE. 2003. Palaeolithic grandmothers? Life history theory and early Homo. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 9:549-572.
• Lam, David. 2003. Evolutionary biology and rational choice in models of fertility. In The Biodemography of Human Reproduction and Fertility, J. Rodgers and H.P. Kohler, eds., pp. 322-338. Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
  
• Lee, Ronald D. 2003. Rethinking the evolutionary theory of aging: Transfers, not births, shape senescence in social species. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 100: 9637-9642.
• Low, Bobbi. 2003. Ecological and social complexities of human monogamy. In The Evolution of Monogamy, edited by C. Boesch and U. Reichart. pp. 161-176. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
• Low, Bobbi S., Carl P. Simon, and Kermyt G. Anderson. 2003. The biodemography of modern women: Tradeoffs when resources become limiting. In The Biodemography of Human Reproduction and Fertility, J. Rodgers and H.P. Kohler, eds., pp. 105-134. Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

• Lummaa, V. 2003. Reproductive success and early developmental conditions in humans: Downstream effects of prenatal famine, birth weight and timing of birth. American Journal of Human Biology 15: 370-379.

• Lummaa, V., and M. Tremblay. 2003. Month of birth predicted reproductive success and fitness in pre-modern Canadian women. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series B: Biological Sciences 270: 2355-2361.
• Mace R., Jordan F, and C. Holden. 2003. Testing evolutionary hypotheses about human biological adaptation using cross-cultural comparison. Comp. Biochem. & Physiol. A. 136: 85-94.
• Marlowe, Frank. 2003. A critical period for provisioning by Hadza men: Implications for pair bonding. Evolution and Human Behavior 24(3): 217-229.
• Marlowe, Frank. 2003. The mating system of foragers in the standard cross-cultural sample. Cross-Cultural Research 37: 282-306.
• McDade, Thomas W. 2003. Life history theory and the immune system: Steps towards a human ecological immunology. Yearbook of Physical Anthropology 46:100-125.
• McElreath, Richard. 2003. Reputation and the evolution of conflict. Journal of Theoretical Biology 220(3): 345-357.
• McElreath, Richard, Robert Boyd and Peter J. Richerson. 2003. Shared norms and the evolution of ethnic markers. Current Anthropology 44(1):122-129.
• McElreath, R., T.H. Clutton-Brock, E. Fehr, D.M.T. Fessler, E.H. Hagen, P. Hammerstein, M. Kosfeld, M. Milinski, J. Silk, J. Tooby, and M.I. Wilson. 2003. The role of cognition and emotion in cooperation. In P. Hammerstein (ed.), The Genetic and Cultural Evolution of Cooperation.
  
• Price, M.E. 2003. Pro-community altruism and social status in a Shuar village. Human Nature 14:191-208.
• Quinlan, R. 2003. Father-absence, parental care and female reproductive development. Evolution and Human Behavior 24(6): 376-390.
  
• Quinlan, R., and M. Flinn. 2003. Intergenerational transmission of conjugal stability in a Caribbean village. Journal of Comparative Family Studies 34: 569-583.
  
• Quinlan, R., Quinlan, M., and Flinn, M. 2003. Parental investment and age at weaning in a Caribbean village. Evolution and Human Behavior 24:1-16.
  

• Richerson, Peter, Robert Boyd, and Joseph Henrich. 2003. The cultural evolution of cooperation. In Genetic and Culture Evolution of Cooperation, edited by Peter Hammerstein. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
  

• Robson,  Arthur J., and Hillard S. Kaplan. 2003. The evolution of human life expectancy and intelligence in hunter-gatherer economies. American Economic Review 93(1):150-169.
  

• Ruttan, Lore M. 2003. Finding fish: Grouping and catch per unit effort in the Pacific Hake (Merluccius productus) fishery. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 60:1068-1077.
  
• Sear, Rebecca, Ruth Mace, and Ian A. McGregor. 2003. The effects of kin on female fertility in rural Gambia. Evolution and Human Behavior 24(1): 25-42.
• Sear, Rebecca, Ruth Mace, and Ian A. McGregor. 2003. A life-history analysis of fertility rates in rural Gambia: Evidence for trade-offs or phenotypic correlations? In The Biodemography of Human Reproduction and Fertility, J. Rodgers and H.P. Kohler, eds., pp. 135-160. Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
• Sell, A., E.H. Hagen, L. Cosmides, and J. Tooby. 2003. Evolutionary theory: Implications for Cognitive Science. In Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science Nature Publishing Group, v. 2, pp. 47-53. Macmillan Publishers Ltd.
  
• Sellen, D. W. 2003. Nutritional consequences of wealth differentials in East African pastoralists: The case of the Datoga of Northern Tanzania. Human Ecology 31(4): 529-570.
  
• Shropshire, William O. 2003. An economic approach to the evolution of male-female exchange. Human Nature 14: 235-266.
• Smith, E.A., R. Bliege Bird, and D.W. Bird. 2003. The benefits of costly signaling: Meriam turtle hunters. Behavioral Ecology 14:116-126.
• Smith, E.A., and B. Winterhalder. 2003. Human behavioral ecology. In Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science, Volume 2. Lynn Nadel, ed., pp. 377-385. London: Nature Publishing Group.
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