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Draper / Cambridge University Press / Russell / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Hess / Rutgers University Press / /
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Tonga / Ecuador / Zambia / Central African Republic / United States / Canada / /
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USD / / /
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University of Michigan Press / University of California Los Angeles / Washington State University / Haines Hall / /
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large energy requirements / rare social systems / food-constrained populations / food-constrained study population / village suffering short-term food stress / food / energy / food sharing / food distribution / energy balance / sufficient food / positive energy balance / extended kin networks / /
Cambridge University / H. Clark Barrett Department of Anthropology / World Health Organization / Washington State University Vancouver / University of Michigan Press / Cornell / Rutgers University / Princeton University / UCLA Department of Anthropology / National Academy of Sciences / Center for Behavior / Evolution / and Culture / Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research / Center for Culture / Brain / and Development / Nutrition Society / United Nations / University of California Los Angeles / Foundation for Psychocultural Research / Oxford University / National Center for Health Statistics/Centers for Disease Control / /
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Elizabeth Pillsworth / H. Alvarez / Phillip L. Walker / Ray Hames / Nicole Hess / Darwin / Ben Campbell / E. L. Charnov / H. Clark Barrett / Barry Hewlett / Edward H. Hagen / G. B. Jones / Pat Draper / J. P. Habicht / E. A. Frongillo Jr. / /
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single researcher / consumer/producer / hard worker / /
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Quebec / New Brunswick / South Dakota / New Hampshire / /
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PLoS Biology / Evolution and Human Behavior / Yearbook of Physical Anthropology / Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / American Naturalist / American Journal of Public Health / British Medical Journal / Journal of Theoretical Biology / American Journal of Epidemiology / /
727 Cooperative Breeding and Adolescent Siblings Evidence for the Ecological Constraints Model? Edward H. Hagen and H. Clark Barrett