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The Phylogenetic Roots of Human Kinship Systems
Joan B. Silk
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Arts & Humanities
Kinship
94%
Phylogenetics
76%
Nonhuman Primate
52%
Siblings
35%
Offspring
29%
Primates
29%
Kinship Networks
21%
Individual Behaviour
18%
Paternity
17%
Monopoly
14%
Mammals
14%
Familiarity
14%
Residence
13%
Daughters
12%
Cognition
10%
Uncertainty
8%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
kinship
100%
primate
63%
phylogenetics
58%
maternal care
21%
mating behavior
19%
philopatry
19%
paternity
18%
weaning
16%
monopoly
16%
inbreeding
16%
reproductive strategy
15%
familiarity
14%
relatedness
14%
cognition
13%
mammal
10%
Agriculture & Biology
kinship
85%
Primates
52%
phylogeny
40%
monopoly
17%
philopatry
13%
cognition
13%
fathers
13%
paternity
12%
mating systems
12%
uncertainty
11%
inbreeding
11%
mating behavior
11%
genetic relationships
11%
weaning
10%
mammals
8%
gender
7%