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Causes, Consequences, and Kin Bias of Human Group Fissions
Robert S. Walker,
Kim Hill
Human Evolution and Social Change, School of (SHESC)
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trend
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Group
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Paraguay
16%
nuclear family
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peacekeeping
14%
political conflict
14%
Venezuela
13%
warfare
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social behavior
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divergence
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simulation
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scenario
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resources
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time
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
relatedness
92%
peacekeeping
22%
household
20%
kin selection
20%
political conflict
20%
group selection
19%
founder effect
19%
index
18%
resource scarcity
18%
new community
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social behavior
16%
genetic variation
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mammal
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divergence
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village
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family
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animal
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simulation
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effect
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Arts & Humanities
Fission
98%
Causes
43%
Household
14%
Peacekeeping
13%
Resource Scarcity
13%
Group Selection
11%
Paraguay
10%
Venezuela
9%
Human Animal
9%
Mammals
8%
Grouping
8%
Divergence
7%
Warfare
7%
Ethnographic
7%
Split
7%
Scenarios
7%
Controlled
6%
Unity
6%
Village
6%
Simulation
5%
Agriculture & Biology
households
46%
nuclear family
37%
Paraguay
31%
genetic variation
31%
founder effect
29%
Venezuela
26%
social behavior
24%
villages
23%
mammals
18%
animals
10%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Paraguay
29%
Founder Effect
26%
Venezuela
25%
Social Behavior
21%
Nuclear Family
20%
Genetic Variation
18%
Mammals
16%
Pain
10%
Animals
9%