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This way of thinking offers the promise, for example, of explaining why few, if any, non-human species are able to build progressively more and more complex cultural features in a cumulative manner (Richerson and Boyd 2005, 107).

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In Timor-Leste these are part political differences from before and during the occupation, and part regional tensions that were buried in shared anger at Indonesian oppression and have since been exploited by political parties to bolster their own support.In Nepal, there are infinitely more complex ethnic, linguistic and cultural tensions.

The "gang", it seems, is sufficient explanation: there is no attempt to understand the broader and more complex social, cultural, economic and political context of youth violence.

The problem of free roaming dog over population is more complex, with cultural and ecological root causes which take longer to influence than dog vaccination alone.

Our payment models are different: We need to service larger, more complex, multi-cultural user communities at a cost to serve that is a fraction of the West, off weaker infrastructure.

29 30 Given the H-PEPSS focus on more complex socio-cultural aspects of safety, it is best suited for use with those who recently completed or are nearing completion of their training 30 and is intended to be used broadly (eg, with a wide range of health professional groups).

However, particular to most African settings, the process of giving informed consent is rendered more complex, given different cultural conceptions of personhood.

For example, prenatal lateralized motor behaviors, such as thumb sucking and head position, have been shown to influence the subsequent development of hand preference in humans (e.g., Hepper et al. 2005; Ververs et al. 1994), and more complex environmental and cultural factors can come into play as well (e.g., Fagard and Dahmen 2004; Vuoksimaa et al. 2009).

However, similar transmission mechanisms may be in the cultural and natural worlds, inheritance processes are distinct and vastly more complex in culture.

But such polemical displays do not undermine the garden's ultimate embrace of even that past as one more strand in a complex cultural fabric.

Many have argued that if there was a dramatic increase in brain size, there must have been a fantastic advantage that came with it: improvements in tool construction, more complex language and other cultural changes.

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