Cultural Anthropology

activities adaptation adult Africa animals anthro apes australopithecines Aztec behavior biological brothers Chantek Chapter child rearing chimpanzees clan cross-cultural cultural anthropology daughter developed divorce economic Economic anthropology endogamy environment erectus ethnographic example exchange exogamy farmers farming female food foragers food-foraging societies gathering gender girl hominines Homo household human societies hunting husband important incest incest taboo Indians individual infants intersexed involve Ju/'hoansi labor land language learned lineage linguistic live male marriage married Mbuti means meat ment modern mother Namoluk Native American needs nomadic nonindustrial North American society nuclear family orangutans organization patterns personality plant political polygyny population practices primates problems production relationships role sapiens sexual share social subsistence survival taboo tion Tiwanaku Trobriand Trobriand Islanders ture two-spirit United Upper Paleolithic usually wealth Western wives woman women yams