Vernon Reynolds

Vernon Reynolds (born 14 December 1935) is a British biological anthropologist known for his research on chimpanzee behavior and as founder of the Budongo Conservation Field Station. He has been described as "...one of a trio of pioneers (Jane Goodall and Adriaan Kortlandt being the others) who founded field studies of chimpanzees in the 1960s." Provided by Wikipedia
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    The biology of human action
    by Reynolds, Vernon
    Published 1976
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    The biology of religion
    by Reynolds, Vernon
    Published 1983
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    Primate behaviour : information, social knowledge, and the evolution of culture
    by Quiatt, Duane
    Published 1993
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    Mating and marriage
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    The sociobiology of ethnocentrism : evolutionary dimensions of xenophobia, discrimination, racism and nationalism
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