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Lesley Jane
Nonkin Seymour (born
January 4, 1957) is an
American editor,
author and entrepreneur. She was
previously a
senior editor of
Vogue and editor-in-chief...
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based on
distinguishing between the
vocal calls of
close kin and
nonkin.
Pairs whose nests fail have
three choices: try again,
abandon nesting for...
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Since kinship is the
major way in
which these societies are organized,
nonkin (strangers) are
viewed negatively. A
general model of
reciprocity must recognize...
- 11 females. They were then
given a
choice to
share the food with kin or
nonkin. The kin
altruism hypothesis suggests the
mothers would preferentially give...
- "An
adaptive cognitive dissociation between willingness to help kin and
nonkin in
Samoan Fa'afafine".
Psychological Science. 21 (2): 292–7. doi:10.1177/0956797609359623...
- Jasieński, M.; Korzeniak, U.; Łomnicki, A. (1988-04-01). "Ecology of kin and
nonkin larval interactions in
Tribolium beetles".
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology...
- Beauty". Vogue. Vol. 93, no. 12. p. N/A.
Alexander Liberman,
Lesley Jane
Nonkin (1992). On The Edge:
Images from 100
Years of
Vogue (First ed.). New York:...
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substance cells would be
expected to be
produced in the
presence of kin than
nonkin. This
means familiar shoalmates in
fathead minnows should be
closely related...
- Stevens,
Jeffrey R. & Gilby, Ian C. (2004). "A
conceptual framework for
nonkin food sharing:
timing and
currency of benefits".
Animal Behaviour. 64 (4):...
- and "fictive kin" in
black families but
missed the
importance of
nonkin and
nonkin household units. The Shimkin, et al., and Jack
studies also focused...
