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584 | Notes to Pages 456-480456 Costs of inbreeding in mammals: Ralls, Ballou, & Templeton, 1988.457 Costing out incest: Tooby, 1976a, b.458 Incest statistics: Buss, 1994; Brown, 1991; Daly & Wilson, 1988.459 Incest between people who have not grown up together: Brown, 1991.461 The battle between the sexes: Symons, 1979; Dawkins, 1976/1989; Trivers, 1985.The psychology of sexuality: Symons, 1979; Ridley, 1993; Wright, 1994a, b; Buss,1994.461 Reality of some gender stereotypes: Eagly, 1995.461 Why sex?: Tooby, 1982, 1988; Tooby & Cosmides, 1990b; Hamilton, Axielrod, andTanese, 1990; Ridley, 1993.462 Why sexes?: Cosmides & Tooby, 1981; Hurst & Hamilton, 1992; Anderson, 1992.463 Why so few animal hermaphrodites?: Cosmides & Tooby, 1981.463 Sexual selection and differences in parental investment: Trivers, 1985; Cronin,1992; Dawkins, 1976/1989; Symons, 1979; Ridley, 1993; Wright, 1994a, b.465 Apes and sex: Trivers, 1985; Ridley, 1993; Boyd & Silk, 1996; Mace, 1992; Dunbar,1992. Primate infanticide: Hrdy, 1981.465 Sperm competition: Baker & Bellis, 1996.467 Adulterous birds: Ridley, 1993.468 Humans and sex: Ridley, 1993; Wright, 1994a; Mace, 1992; Dunbar, 1992; Boyd &Silk, 1996; Buss, 1994.468 Environment in which the mind evolved: Symons, 1979.469 Fatherless children in foraging societies: Hill & Kaplan, 1988.469 Male desire for variety: Symons, 1979; Buss, 1994; Ridley, 1993; Wright, 1994a.470 Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?: Clark & Hatfield, 1989.470 Coolidge effect in roosters and men: Symons, 1979; Buss, 1994.472 Pornography more popular than movies or sports: Anthony Flint in the Boston Globe,December 1, 1996.472 Pornography and bodice-rippers: Symons, 1979; Ridley, 1993; Buss, 1994.473 Homosexuality as a window on heterosexuality: Symons, 1979, p. 300. Number ofhomosexual partners: Symons, 1980.474 Sexual economics: Symons, 1979. Dworkin: Quoted in Wright, 1994b.475 Monogamy and the mensch: Symons, 1979, p. 250.476 Men's sexual tastes modulated by their attractiveness: Waller, 1994.476 Polygyny: Symons, 1979; Daly & Wilson, 1988; Shoumatoff, 1985; Altman & Ginat,1996; Ridley, 1993; Chagnon, 1992.476 Despots and harems: Betzig, 1986.477 Polyandry: Symons, 1979; Ridley, 1993.477 Co-wives: Shoumatoff, 1985. Betzig on Bozo: Cited in Ridley, 1993. Monogamy as acartel: Landsburg, 1993, p. 170; Wright, 1994a.478 Monogamy and male competition: Betzig, 1986; Wright, 1994a; Daly & Wilson,1988; Ridley, 1993.479 Adulteresses: Buss, 1994; Ridley, 1993; Baker & Bellis, 1996.479 Meat for sex: Harris, 1985; Symons, 1979; Hill & Kaplan, 1988. Women's tastes inshort-term lovers: Buss, 1994.480 High-status lovers: Baker & Bellis, 1996; Buss, 1994; Symons, 1979.480 Virgin birth in the Trobriand Islands: Symons, 1979.