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Correlates of reproductive success in a Caribbean village

Flinn, M.V

Human ecology, 1986-06, Vol.14 (2), p.225-243 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Dordrecht: Plenum Publishing Corporation

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Correlates of reproductive success in a Caribbean village
Autor: Flinn, M.V
Assuntos: Americas ; ANTHROPOLOGIE SOCIALE ; Anthropology ; Anthropology, Cultural ; ANTROPOLOGIA SOCIAL ; Behavior ; Caribbean Region ; COMMUNAUTE RURALE ; COMUNIDADES RURALES ; DEMOGRAFIA ; DEMOGRAPHIE ; DEMOGRAPHY ; Developed Countries ; Developing Countries ; Ecological competition ; Economics ; Employment ; Ethnology ; Evolution ; Family Characteristics ; Family Relations ; Fathers ; Fertility ; genealogical studies ; Geography ; Health Services Accessibility ; Human ecology ; Human ecology, environment ; Human settlements ; Humans ; Income ; Land ownership ; LAND RESOURCES ; Marriage ; Mating behavior ; Morphological source materials ; nepotism ; North America ; Ownership ; Parents ; Physical anthropology, ethnobiology ; Population ; Population Dynamics ; RECURSOS DE LA TIERRA ; REPRODUCCION ; REPRODUCTION ; Reproductive success ; Residence Characteristics ; RESSOURCE FONCIERE ; RURAL COMMUNITIES ; Rural Population ; RURAL SOCIOLOGY ; SEX ; SEXE ; SEXO ; Sexual Behavior ; SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY ; Social Behavior ; Social Class ; Social Sciences ; Sociodemographic Factors ; Socioeconomic Factors ; SOCIOLOGIA RURAL ; SOCIOLOGIE RURALE ; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ; TRINIDAD Y TOBAGO ; TRINITE ET TOBAGO ; Villages ; Young adults
É parte de: Human ecology, 1986-06, Vol.14 (2), p.225-243
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Descrição: Genealogical, demographic, and economic data collected in a rural Trinidadian village indicate that: (1) individuals with more land have more offspring, (2) males with more land have higher mating success, (3) young adults with parents resident in the village have higher reproductive success, and (4) the residence of father has a strong effect on young adult male reproductive success, but apparently has no effect on young adult female reproductive success, suggesting a gender bias in nepotism. The results indicate that there are important gender differences in the effect of resources on reproduction and in patterns of parent-offspring interaction.
Editor: Dordrecht: Plenum Publishing Corporation
Idioma: Inglês

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