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Protein Deprivation and Offspring Behaviord people in the world increased from about 400 million in 1970 to about 455 million in 1975 (McGovern, 1979). This increase occurred despite larger-than-average food supplies that resulted from unusually favorable weather patterns during that period. Up to one third of the world’s children die from

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Paternal Behavior in Primatesure is currently undergoing sweeping challenges to the traditional sex roles maintained since the late 19th century. Women today are more frequently seeking employment outside the home, both for personal fulfillment and for economic reasons, and the role of fathers in caring for children has become

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Infant Separation in Monkeys: Studies on Social Figures other than the Motherorted following early loss of the mother in human infants (Seay, Hansen, and Harlow, 1962; Jensen and Tolman, 1962). These findings stimulated a large and continuing research effort into the effects of maternal separation in nonhuman primates (see Mineka and Suomi, 1978 for a review). In most studie

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A Pragmatic Approach to Chimpanzee Language Studiesquisition process. The increasingly sophisticated concern with these problems probably has been best exemplified by the work of Elizabeth Bates (1976). As she points out, “It is…no longer appropriate for psycholinguistics to apply linguistic concepts directly without first considering their fit to c

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Lucy R. Hinniech was followed by a discussion. The resulting contributions are contained in this proceedings. Microscopic techniques are used not only for research work in material and life science but also for routine applications in almost any vital section of our everyday life. The demand for coming to a bette

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Book 1990ly. A good example of how people have difficulty understanding the concept of nonviolence came to me when I delivered a lecture to a group of political science students several years ago. I experienced similar problems when I spoke to the history and political science professors. Subsequent dialogue

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