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Genetic Architecture of Swidden Agricultural Tribes from the Lowland Rain Forests of South America,ubtedly a slow and fitful process, but by the time the early European explorers arrived, South America already exhibited a rich variety of social and cultural adaptations, a diversity in keeping with the underpinning ecological variety.

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Population Structure of a Religious Isolate: The Dariusleut Hutterites of Alberta,be reconstructed to considerable depth. The basic components of population growth—fertility, mortality, and migration—can be analyzed for cohorts as well as studied cross section-ally. In general, diachronic as well as synchronic studies are possible.

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Primate Social Organization, Ecology, and Genetic Variation,ecies. Yet, it was not until this century that scholarly and scientific attention began to center on the behavior and, more specifically, social structure in its broadest sense, of nonhuman primate societies. It is still not uncommon to see references in the literature to the early, classic work of

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Population Structure of Circumpolar Groups of Siberia, Alaska, Canada, and Greenland, ecological conditions and subsistence patterns. This approach usually involves fitting a rigid model to a group of subpopulations assumed to be exchanging mates and undergoing genetic drift at a constant rate. The similarlity or dissimilarity among subgroups is attributed to an equilibrium between

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Ecology and Biological Structure of Pastoral Isseqqamaren Tuareg,al Sahara constitute a fascinating model for studies on population dynamics because of their comparative isolation, tribal structure, kinship, the struggle for economic survival in arid surroundings, and the present-day problems of socioeconomic and cultural development. The Tuaregs, former leaders