Washington University / McMillan Hall / University Department / Harvard University / /
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large energy requirements / greater energy investment / larger daily energy budget / food resources / energy constraints / high food abundance / increases energy requirements / travel costs / larger energy budgets / metabolic energy / travel cost / food energy / greater daily travel costs / food availability / Hypothetical energy budgets / travel distance / food shortage / sufficient food energy / average estimated food energy / increased travel / predicted energy requirements / food habits / food / energy / increased food availability / daily energy budget / energy gain / energy balance / energy consumption / food acquisition / food-poor seasons / increased energy investment / decreased net energy intake / extreme food shortage / energy cost / energy-dense foods / decreased food / unavoidable energy / energy requirements / food-poor periods / net energy intake / low energy-density foods / Energy investment / energy budgets / decreased food availability / less energy / energy budget / animal travel / food-rich periods / less net energy intake / daily energy budgets / large energy budgets / /
Organization
Harvard University / Cornell / National Academy of Sciences / Washington University Department of Anthropology / Gillingham MP / Houston AI / Pontzer1 and Jason M. Kamilar Department of Anthropology / Washington University / Univ of Chicago / /
Person
Jason M. Kamilar / Andrew Marshall / C. Instead / Andreas Koenig / Richard Wrangham / / /
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Author / model / Major / /
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New York / Missouri / Massachusetts / Gillingham / /
Great ranging associated with greater reproductive investment in mammals Herman Pontzer1 and Jason M. Kamilar Department of Anthropology, Washington University, 119 McMillan Hall, St. Louis, MOEdited by Peter T. E