Rather, it will occur in other populations with similar cooperative foundations, such as packs of wolves that hunt collectively, schools of fish that travel together, or colonies of bees that work together.
Male chimpanzees jointly patrol their territories, hunt collectively, share meat, groom one another, form coalitions in aggressive intragroup encounters, and cooperate in mate guarding (Goodall 1986; Muller and Mitani 2005).
Each hunter does best when all collectively hunt stags, for stags are invariably captured when all chase stags, but never otherwise.
Since our primate ancestors began to band together to collectively share hunting, child care and sentry duties, every one of us has been subjected to an invisible, crushing tax.
The stock market is the world's biggest "treasure hunt game" where all the participants collectively try to predict the future using various clues.
This material appears in goat hunting sites and at the Elaho rockshelter, collectively dated from about 8,000 to 100 years old.
Herein, subsistence harvesting will refer collectively to activities associated with hunting, fishing, trapping, and gathering of animals and other food for personal, family, and community consumption [ 17, 18].
The foundation has also given grants for autism research, for a giant telescope in Chile that will hunt for gravitational waves from the big bang that are collectively worth two and a half billion dollars.
The Plano culture are characterized by a range of projectile point tools collectively called Plano points, which were used to hunt bison.
But Japan hunts in the international waters of the Southern Ocean that, taken collectively, represent world's largest feeding grounds for whales.
So by mid-1985, Plandd and Penrod, the two crown jewels of the Hunt empire, were on the verge of defaulting on the nearly $1.5 billion they collectively owed their banks.
