Hunting and gathering: The human sexual division of foraging labor

Article Abstract:

The variations found in the degree of sex-specific foraging specialization across human foragers and the evolution of sexual division of labor is discussed. The analysis has shown a greater division of foraging labor in more seasonal habitats and also a natural trading relationship between male and female in the context of pair bonds.

Division of labor, Division of labour

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Evolutionary ecology of human pair-bonds: Cross-cultural tests of alternative hypotheses

Article Abstract:

The ethnography record is used to explore the relations among pair-bonds, mating competition, showing off and conjugal complementarity. The cross-cultural analysis of sexual division of labor has indicated a pattern of ecologically contingent complementarity that has influenced the pair-bonds.

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The mating system of foragers in the standard cross-culture sample

Article Abstract:

An analysis of foragers in the Standard Cross-Culture is discussed. It reveals that the male provisioning does affect the mating system.

Food habits

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