Gruyter / San Francisco / Lancaster / Gona / New York / Oxford / Louis / Cambridge / Basel / Chicago / St. Louis / /
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Gould / Harvard Univ Press / Oxford Univ Press / Columbia University Press / Lovejoy CO / Read AE / Princeton Univ Press / Wich SA / Aiello LC / Belknap Press / /
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Germany / France / Ethiopia / / /
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Washington University / Peabody Museum / University of Rhode Island / Hunter College / American Museum of Natural History / University of California / University School / Harvard University / /
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maternal energy consumption / fetal energy requirements / energy demands / neonatal energy demand / energy throughput / energy supply / maternal energy requirements / energy availability / energy / energy costs / maternal energy hypothesis / fetal energy demands / maternal energy use / energy requirements / fetal energy needs / energy budgets / daily energy needs / infant energy demands / low energy throughput / maternal energy supply / metabolic energy cost / /
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Terrence Deaconc / Peter T. Ellisonb / Holly M. Dunswortha / Herman Pontzerd / Peter T. Ellison / James Arthur / Anthropology / Anna G. Warrenerb / Arthur Lecture / Henry Holt / /
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T.D. / human neonatal head / Author / King / Zoologist / Hunter / neonatal head / Fisher / Corporal / /
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EGG / Stearns SC / /
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New Jersey / New York / Rhode Island / California / Massachusetts / /
Metabolic hypothesis for human altriciality Holly M. Dunswortha, Anna G. Warrenerb, Terrence Deaconc, Peter T. Ellisonb,1, and Herman Pontzerd a Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Rhode Island, Kings