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October 3, 2012Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological SciencesOpen Access

Constraints on the coevolution of contemporary human males and females

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SSStephen C. StearnsBrigham and Women's HospitalDGDiddahally R. GovindarajuHarvard UniversityDEDouglas C. EwbankUniversity of Pennsylvania

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