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Illustration Credits
Henri Rousseau, The Dream, 1910. Oil on canvas. Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York. Digital image © The Museum of Modern Art/Licensed by Scala/Art Resource, New York.
René Magritte, Woman-Bottle, 1945. © 2003 c. Herscovici, Brussels/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. © Christie’s Images/Corbis.
The Goddess Tlazolteotl Giving Birth to the Sun God. Aztec Dumbarton Oaks Pre-Columbian Collection, Washington, D.C.
Nude Study # 264 from Nude Body Nude by Howard Schatz (HarperCollins Publishers). © Schatz/Ornstein 2000.
Georges Lacombe, Isis, 1895. Polychrome wood. Photo: C. Jean. Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France. © Réunion des Musées Nationaux /Art Resource, New York.
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Sandro Botticelli, The Birth of Venus, 1486. Uffizi, Florence, Italy. © Erich Lessing /Art Resource, New York.
Leon-Maxime Faivre, Two Mothers (detail), 1888. Louvre, Paris, France. Photo: Hervé Lewandowski. © Réunion des Musées Nationaux /Art Resource, New York.
Artist: Mark Reynolds.
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Drawing by Mathieu Hunter.
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Graphs designed by Robert Fox.
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George Segal, Gay Liberation. © Kevin Fleming /Corbis. © George and Helen Segal Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY.
Graph designed by Robert Fox.
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Uli statue from New Ireland. © Erich Lessing/Art Resource, New York.
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Index
Aborigines
abortion
abstract thinking
Aché tribe
adolescence, see menarche; puberty
adolescent subfertility
African Eve
afterbirth
> afterlife
Ahlquist, Jon
AIDS epidemic
Aiello, Leslie
Alexander, Richard
altruism
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
American Psychiatric Association
Amini, Fari
amino acids
ancestor worship
anemia
effects of
hookworm infection and
menstruation and
vegetarian diet and
vitamin C and
Angier, Natalie
anima-animus duality
as cultural behavior
double helix and
homosexuality and
hormones and
male-female relationship and
in nonhumans
rarity of rape and
as sexual strategy
small talk and
testosterone and
Antigone (Sophocles)
anxiety
death and
superstition and
Aquatic Ape Theory
Aquinas, Saint Thomas
Ardrey, Robert
Aristophanes
Aristotle
art
Creative Explosion in
and fear of death
homosexuality and
Madonna theme in
reductionism and
ascorbic acid, see vitamin C
Asperger syndrome
Atwood, Margaret
auditory constancy
Augustine, Saint
Australia, species extinction in
Australopithecus afarensis
autism
Bacon, Francis
Baker, Josephine
Baker, Robin
balanitis
baldness
brain and
barter
Batak tribe
Batten, Mary
beauty
Beauvoir, Simone de
Becker, Ernest
Bellis, Mark
Bellow, Saul
Benedek, Therese
Benshoof, L.
Bernard, Claude
Bettelheim, Bruno
Bickerton, Derek
Biogenetic Law
bipedalism
childbirth and
evolution of
hunting and
lunar cycles and
male genitalia and
menstruation and
orgasm and
Pole Ax Theory of Orgasm and
Sentinel Behavior Theory of
birth control
birth defects
bisexuality
Blackfoot Indians
Blood, Bread, and Roses (Grahn)
bloodletting practice
Blood Relations (Knight)
Bloom, Paul
Boas, Franz
Bodger, Joan
bonobos (Pan paniscus)
Bororo tribe
Bowlby, John
brain
baldness and
Broca’s area of
cholesterol in
evolution of enlarged
Executive Function of
and exercise of free will
iron and development of
language and
of left-handed persons
lipoproteins in
metabolic demands of
myelination of
structure of
triune
breast-feeding
“love hormone” and
orgasm and
Bribri Indians
bride-barter
culture and
women as commodity in
women’s power and
Briffault, Robert
Broca’s area
Brooks, Mel
Brown, Norman O.
Brownmiller, Susan
Bruner, Ann
Buddha
Buddhism
Burley, Nancy
Butler, Samuel
caduceus
calendars
Calvin, John
Calvin, William
Camus, Albert
Canetti, Elias
cannibalism
Cannon, Walter
carbohydrates
carbon dioxide
“Carmina” (Horace)
Carroll, Lewis
Cassatt, Mary
Cather, Willa
cause-and-effect logic
Cavilla-Sforza, Luigi Luca
cellulite
cervix
chelation, process of
childbirth
bipedalism and
as bottleneck in human evolution
G spot and pain of
iron depletion in
orgasm in
childhood, prolonged
chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
awareness of death in
genes of
grooming in
homosexuality in
hunting by
language capacity of
laughter in
mating competition and
mating patterns in
menopause in
menstruation in
orgasm in
self-awareness in
chlorophyll
cholesterol:
in brain
male sex drive and
sex hormones and
Chomsky, Noam
Christiansen, Morton
chromosomes
X
Y
Chukchi tribe
circadian rhythms
circumcision
fertility and
and function of foreskin
health benefits of
male sexuality and
orgasm and
religion and
Civilization and Its Discontents (Freud)
Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt
clitoris
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
collagen
color-blindness
Columbus, Christopher
Comfort, Alex
commerce
commitment
complete blood count (CBC)
Confucius
Congo tribe
Congreve, William
Conkey, Margaret
Constitution, U.S.
Coolidge Effect
Corballis, Michael
Cortés, Hernán
cortisol
cosmetics
Cosmides, Leda
courtship
Crack in the Teacup, The (Bodger)
Crawford, Michael
Creative Explosion:
death and
language and
mutation and
synchronous development of
Crick, Francis
Cro-Magnons
cryptic ovulation
daddy-at-home theory of
infanticide and
jealousy and
many fathers theory of
mid-month pain and
sexual bond and
Cuddles Theory
culture
anima-animus duality and
bride-barter practice and
funerary practices and
homosexuality and
language and
man-nature relationship and
menarche and
in social animals
Curse, The (Delaney, Lupton, and Toth)
daddy-at-home theory
Daly, Martin
Damasio, Antonio
Darwin, Charles
Dawkins, Richard
Deacon, Terence
death
afterlife and
ancestor worship and
anxiety and
awareness of