Parity progression rations are consistent with son-biased parental investment 
among the patrilineal, but not matrilineal, Mosuo of Southwest China

Mattison, S.M.; Beheim, Bret Alexander; Chak, B.; Buston, P.

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Parity progression rations are consistent with son-biased parental investment among the patrilineal, but not matrilineal, Mosuo of Southwest China

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Beheim, Bret Alexander
Department of Human Behavior Ecology and Culture, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Max Planck Society;

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Mattison, S., Beheim, B. A., Chak, B., & Buston, P. (in preparation). Parity progression rations are consistent with son-biased parental investment among the patrilineal, but not matrilineal, Mosuo of Southwest China.

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