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During the four days of the Darwin Week a poster exhibition, developed and made available by the British Council as a part of Darwin Now, was displayed. Aging Societies: Human victory or evolutionary trap? (ppt)
Fleur Thomese, Rudi Westendorp, Ralf Kaptijn, David van Bodegom Biparental care: do offspring match begging Biparental care: do offspring match begging to parental responsiveness? (pdf)
M.Dickens, N.Szabó, J.S.Dubas, C.M.Lessells Direct and Indirect Reciprocation (pdf)
Lucas Molleman, Eva van den Broek, Martijn Egas Explaining worldwide religious diversity - The relationship between subsistence technologies and ideas about the unknown (pdf)
Nienke Moor, Ariana Need, Wout Ultee How Cooperation within Communities Can Evolve and Persist: Benefits of Indirect Generosity over Indirect Reciprocity (pdf)
Anthon Klapwijk, Paul van Lange, Chris Reinders Folmer Innovate or Imitate? (pdf)
S.M. Reader, M.J. Bruce, M.T.H. Meeus, U. Toelch Integrating developmental psychology, dynamic systems theory and evolutionary theory (pdf)
Annemie Ploeger, Han L.J. van der Maas, Maartje E.J. Raijmakers, Frietson Galis Orangutan cultures: local calls and speech evolution (pdf)
Wich Hardus, Lameira, Van Schaik, Sterck The co-evolution of renewable resources and informal institutions and its implications for government policy design (pdf)
Andries Richter, Jan Stoop, Daan van Soest, Johan Grasman, Jana Vyrastekova The Evolution of Collective Action: the role of co-evolving groups (pdf)
Susanne Rebers, Julian Garcia, Ruud Koopmans, Jeroen van den Bergh The evolution of spatial abstraction and categorization (pdf)
Anna Oleksiak, Richard J. A. van Wezel, Ineke J. M. van der Ham, Albert Postma Where Broca & Darwin meet (pdf)
Bernd Riedstra, Jessica Lust, Reint Geuze, Anke Bouma, Ton Groothuis
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