Brooke Scelza

University of California, Los Angeles

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Benjamin Trumble

Associate Professor

Arizona State University

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Brenna Henn

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University of California, Davis

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Renée Hagen

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Sean Prall

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University of Missouri Columbia

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Brooke Scelza

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The Role of Medical Mistrust in Vaccination Decisions in Rural, Indigenous Namibian Communities

Medical mistrust, discrimination and healthcare experiences in a rural Namibian community

The cuckoldry conundrum

Sex ratios and gender norms: why both are needed to understand sexual conflict in humans

Context dependent preferences in prestige bias learning about vaccination in rural Namibian pastoralists

Only Death Will Separate Us: The Role of Extramarital Partnerships among Himba Pastoralists

The dietary impacts of drought in a traditional pastoralist economy

Stress and Androgens in Himba Women

Examination of runs of homozygosity in relation to height in an endogamous Namibian population

The effect of mating market dynamics on partner preference and relationship quality among Himba pastoralists

Staying alive enhances both women's and men's fitness

The Role of Spousal Separation on Norms Related to Gender and Sexuality among Himba Pastoralists

Resource demands reduce partner discrimination in Himba women

Why men invest in non-biological offspring: paternal care and paternity confidence among Himba pastoralists

High rate of extrapair paternity in a human population demonstrates diversity in human reproductive strategies

The ethics and logistics of field-based genetic paternity studies

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Benjamin Trumble

Brenna Henn

Renée Hagen

Sean Prall

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