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Alvard, M., Poston, D., and Cherry, R. In review. Testing the nonparental transmission hypothesis. Evolution and Human Behavior. |
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Alvard, M. 2006 Review of The Emergence of Culture: The Evolution of a Uniquely Human Way of Life, By Philip G. Chase. Journal of Human Evolution 52:227 |
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M. Alvard. 2006 How much land do the Wana use? In: Archaeology and Ethnoarcheology of Mobility F. Sellet, R. D. Greaves, and P. L. Yu, editors. Pp. 108- 126. Gainesville : University Press of Florida . |
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Henrich, J., Boyd, R., Bowles, S., Camerer, C., Fehr, E., Gintis, H., et al. 2005 "Economic man" in cross-cultural perspective: Behavioral experiments in 15 small-scale societies. Behavrioal and Brain Sciences, 28 , 795-855. |
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Alvard, M. 2005 Review of Sparing nature: the conflict between human population growth and earth's biodiversity by Jeffrey McKee. Ecology, 87:263-264. |
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Alvard, M. (in press) Good hunters keep smaller
shares of larger pies. Comment on To give and to give not: The
behavioral ecology of human food transfers by Michael Gurven.
Behavioral and Brain Sciences |
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Alvard, M. Comment on Huna Tlingit Traditional
Environmental Knowledge, Conservation, and the Management of
a “Wilderness Park” by Eugene S. Hunn, Darryll
Johnson, Priscilla Russell and Thomas Thornton. Current Anthropology
44:S93-S94. |
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Alvard, M. 2004 The Ultimatum Game, Fairness, and Cooperation among Big Game Hunters In, Foundations of Human Sociality: Ethnography and Experiments in 15 small-scale societies, edited by Henrich, J., R. Boyd, S. Bowles, H. Gintis, E. Fehr and C. Camerer. pp. 413-435. London: Oxford University Press. |
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Alvard, M. and Gillespie, A 2004 Good Lamalera
what hunters accrue reproductive benefits. Socioeconomic Aspects
of Human Behavioral Ecology. Research in Economic Anthropology
23, 223-245. |
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Alvard, M., editor 2004 Socioeconomic aspects
of human behavioral ecology. Research in Economic Anthropology,
Vol. 23. |
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Alvard, M. 2003 Cooperation, evolution, and culture. Comment on Cooperation, psychological game theory, and limitations of rationality in social interaction by Andrew M. Colman. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26: 153-154 |
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Alvard, M. 2003 The adaptive
nature of culture. Evolutionary Anthropology 12:136-149 |
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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. |
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Alvard, M. and D. Nolin. 2002
Rousseau's whale hunt? Coordination among big game hunters.
Current Anthropology 43(4):533-559. |
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Alvard, M. 2002 Carcass ownership
and meat distribution by big-game cooperative hunters. Research
in Economic Anthropology 99-131 |
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Alvard, M. 2002 Evolutionary theory, conservation,
and human environmental impact. In: Wilderness and Political
Ecology: Aboriginal Influences and the Original State of Nature.
Charles Kay and R. Simmons, editors. pp 28-43. Logan: Utah State
Press. |
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Alvard, M. 2001. Mutualistic Hunting.
In The Early Human Diet: The Role of Meat. Craig Stanford and
Henry Bunn, eds., pp. 261-278. New York: Oxford University. |
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Alvard, M. and L. Kuznar.
2001 The transition from hunting to animal husbandry:
prey choice when harvests are deferred. American Anthropologist
103(2):295-311. |
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Alvard, M. 2000 The Potential for sustainable
Harvests by Traditional Wana Hunters in Morowali Nature Reserve,
Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Human Organization 59(4):428-440. |
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Alvard. M. 2000 The impact
of traditional subsistence hunting and trapping on prey populations:
Data from the Wana of upland Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. In,
Hunting for Sustainability
in tropical forests. J. Robinson and Elizabeth Bennett,
eds., pp 214-230. New York: Columbia Press. |
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Alvard, M. 1998 Evolutionary Ecology
and Resource Conservation Evolutionary Anthropology 7:62-74. from Wiley-Liss, Inc |
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Alvard, M. 1998 Indigenous
hunting in the Neotropics: Conservation or optimal foraging?
In, Behavioral Ecology and Conservation. Biology. Tim Caro,
ed. pp. 474 - 500. Oxford: Oxford University Press. |
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Alvard, M., J. Robinson, K. Redford
and H. Kaplan 1997 The Sustainability of subsistence hunting
in the neotropics. Conservation Biology 11:977-982. |
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Alvard, M. 1995 Intraspecific
Prey Choice by Amazon Hunters. Current Anthropology 36:
789- 818. |
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Alvard, M. 1994 Conservation
by native peoples: Prey choice in a depleted habitat. Human
Nature 5: 127-154. |
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Alvard,
M. 1993 Testing the 'Ecologically Noble Savage' Hypothesis:
Interspecific Prey Choice by Piro Hunters of Amazonia Peru.
Human Ecology 21: 355-387. (MISSING) |
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