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Wesley Allen-Arave

Human Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences

Department of Anthropology

University of New Mexico

 

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2008  Allen-Arave, M. Gurven, and K. Hill.  Reciprocal altruism, rather than kin selection, maintains nepotistic food transfers on an Ache reservation.  Evolution and Human Behavior, 29(5): 305-318.

2001  Gurven, M., W. Allen-Arave, K. Hill, and A. Hurtado.  Reservation Food Sharing Among the Ache of Paraguay.  Human Nature 12(4): 273-298.

2000  Gurven, M., W. Allen-Arave, K. Hill, and A. Hurtado.  It’s A Wonderful Life: Signaling Generosity Among the Ache of Paraguay.  Special Issue: Evolution and Human Behavior, 21(4): 263-282.

 

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Manuscripts under review or in preparation

Allen-Arave, W.  In the Company of Friends: Charitable Giving as a Group Directed Signal of Altruism.

Boone, J. and W. Allen-Arave.  Is Honor Worth Dying For?  Altruism, Social Class, and Survivorship in the Titanic Disaster.

Allen-Arave, W.  Dying of Thirst: Stable Cercopithecine Female Dominance Hierarchies.

Allen-Arave, W.  Is Altruism Competitive or Guarded?  Evidence from Emergency Intervention Studies.