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Moffett, Mark W. (Springer, 2013)
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Moffett, Mark W.; (1994)
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Moffett, Mark W. (2013)Human societies are examined as distinct and coherent groups. This trait is most parsimoniously considered a deeply rooted part of our ancestry rather than a recent cultural invention. Our species is the only vertebrate ...
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Moffett, Mark W. (2001)The way ecologists studying forests choose to define canopy biology could lead them to overlook other communities of spatially fixed organisms that may have properties usefully compared to or contrasted with forest canopies. ...
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Sorger, D. M.; Booth, W.; Eshete, A. W.; Lowman, M.; Moffett, Mark W. (2017)A Lepisiota (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Formicinae) species in Ethiopia has been observed forming supercolonies spanning up to 38 km. L. canescens occurs at very high densities where there is sufficient moisture or herbaceous ...
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Moffett, Mark W. (2022)People live in distinct groups, notably territory-holding societies, whose boundaries aren't neatly defined by the traits that Pietraszewski describes for his socially aligned groups (or SAGs), as I propose calling ...
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Moffett, Mark W. (2012)All societies are characterized by the capacity of their members to distinguish one another from outsiders. Ants are among the species that form anonymous societies : members are not required to tell each other apart as ...
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Moffett, Mark W. (2012)
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Moffett, Mark W. (2024)I submit the need to establish a comparative study of societies, namely groups beyond a simple, immediate family that have the potential to endure for generations, whose constituent individuals recognize one another as ...
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Moffett, Mark W. (2000)
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