Sex, Evolution, and Behavior

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Sex, Evolution, and Behavior is an influential book that applies evolutionary biology and behavioral ecology to explain patterns of sexual behavior and reproductive strategies in humans and other animals.

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instanceOf behavioral ecology book
biology book
book
evolutionary biology book
non-fiction book
addresses competition for mates
costs and benefits of different mating strategies
evolution of monogamy and polygamy
mate choice
sex differences in parental care
aimsTo explain sexual behavior using evolutionary principles
integrate human and animal data on reproduction
appliesTheory behavioral ecology principles
evolutionary theory
natural selection
sexual selection theory
appliesTo humans
non-human animals
compares human sexual behavior with other species
describes adaptive value of sexual behaviors
evolution of reproductive strategies
trade-offs in reproductive investment
variation in mating patterns among species
examines biological basis of sex differences
comparative data from multiple species
evolutionary explanations for human sexuality
links between ecology and mating systems
field ethology
evolutionary psychology
sociobiology
focusesOn evolution of mating systems
parental investment
patterns of sexual behavior
reproductive success
sex differences in behavior
sexual selection
hasInfluenceOn behavioral ecology of reproduction
evolutionary approaches to human sexuality
research on mating systems
sociobiological studies of sex roles
mainSubject animal behavior
behavioral ecology
evolutionary biology
human behavior
reproductive strategies
sexual behavior

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Martin Daly coAuthorOf Sex, Evolution, and Behavior
Margo Wilson notableWork Sex, Evolution, and Behavior