Sex and Friendship in Baboons (Evolutionary Foundations of Human Behavior Series)
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Sex and Friendship in Baboons (Evolutionary Foundations of Human Behavior Series)

by Barbara B. Smuts

evolutionary anthropology animal behavior Primatology
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In Sex and Friendship in Baboons, Barbara B. Smuts investigates the social bonds and mating behaviors in baboons as part of the Evolutionary Foundations of Human Behavior Series. This work explores how primate relationships inform broader evolutionary principles, presented in a scholarly format with an original green dust jacket.

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Sex and Friendship in Baboons is part of the Evolutionary Foundations of Human Behavior Series, offering a detailed examination of primate social structures.

The book focuses on the behaviors observed in baboons, highlighting how these interactions contribute to understanding evolutionary patterns.

Authored by Barbara B. Smuts, it provides an academic perspective on animal behavior and its relevance to human evolution.

The original green dust jacket adds a classic touch to this scientific publication.

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