Human behaviour and adaptation / edited by N. Blurton Jones and V. Reynolds.

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1978
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Credit: Human behaviour and adaptation / edited by N. Blurton Jones and V. Reynolds. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Contents Part 1: Long-term Adaptation: Ecological Anthropology and Evolutionary Theory The Co-evolution of Human Biology and Culture New Directions in Ecology and Ecological Anthropology Optimality Considerations in Animal Behaviour Adaptation and the Structure of Ritual The Relative Importance of Group Selection in the Evolution of Primate Societies Adaptation to a Tropical Rain Forest Environment: Aboriginal Subsistence in North-Eastern Queensland Testing Adaptiveness of Culturally Determined Behaviour: Do Bushman Women Maximize Their Reproductive Success by Spacing Births Widely and Foraging Seldom? Part II: Short-term Adaptation: Behaviour and Physiology , in Health, Stress and Breakdown Heart Rate Variability—The Adaptive Consequences of Individual Differences and State Changes The Behaviour of Normal and Autistic Children and Their Catecholamine Excretion Rates in Relation to Prevailing 'Stress' Theories Behavioural Profiles and Corticosteroid Excretion Rhythms in Young Children W. H. Durham A. P. Vayda and B. J. McCay D. J. McFarland R. A. Rappaport C. Packer D. R. Harris N. Blurton Jones and R. M. Sibly C. Hütt and S. J. Hütt H. Helevuo and V. Reynolds H. Montagner et а/. Phylogenetically Old Psychophysiological Reaction Patterns in Relation to Poor Health Antidotes to Stress Psychophysiological Aspects of Stress and Adaptation in Technological Societies Author/Subject Index T. Theorell M. Carruthers G. Johansson and U. Lundberg ISSN 0081-153X TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD 10-14 MACKLIN STREET LONDON WC2B 5NF
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