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42. Nowak 1992; Nowak and May 1992:

43. Hill, Allsopp, Kwiatkowski, Anscey, Twumasi, Rowe, Bennett, Brewster, McMichael, and Greenwood 1991:

44. Potts, Manning, and Wakeland 1991:

45. Haldane 1949.

46. Jayakar 1970; Hamilton 1990:

47. Jaenike 1978; Bell 1982; Bremermann 1980; Tooby 1982; Hamilton 1980: 48. Hamilton 1964; Hamilton 1967; Hamilton 1971.

49. Hamilton, Axelrod, and Tanese 1990:

50. Hamilton, Axelrod, and Tanese 1990:

51. W: D: Hamilton, interviews:

52. W: D. Hamilton, interview; A: Pomiankowski, interview.

53. Glesner and Tilman 1978; Bierzychudek 1987: 54. Daly and Wilson 1983:

55. Edmunds and Alstad 1978, 1981; Seger and Hamilton 1988: 56. Harvey, 1 978.

57. Gould 1978:

58. C: Lively, interview:

59. Lively 1987:

60. C: Lively, interview:

61. Lively, Craddock, and Vrijenhoek 1990:

62. Tooby 1982:

63. Bell 1987:

64. Hamilton 1990:

65. Hamilton 1990:

66. Bell and Maynard Smith 1987:

67. W: D: Hamilton, interview:

68. M: Meselson, interview:

69. R: Ladle, interview:

70. G: Bell, interview; A: Burt, interview; Felsentein 1988; W. Hamilton, interview; J: Maynard Smith, interview; G: Williams, interview: 71. Metzenberg 1990:

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Chapter 4. Genetic Mutiny and Gender

1. Hardin 1968:

2. I make no apology for using the word gender when I mean sex (male or female); I know it is a word that originally referred only to grammatical categories, but meanings change and it is usefully unambiguous to have a word other than sex for males and females:

3. Cosmides and Tooby 1981:

4. Leigh 1990:

5. See Dawkins 1976, 1982, for the clearest exposition of this case: 6. Hickey 1982; Hickey and Rose 1988:

7. Doolittle and Sapienza 1980; Orgel and Crick 1980: 8. Dawkins 1986:

9. Nee and Maynard Smith 1990:

10. Mereschkovsky 1905; Margulis 1981; Margulis and Sagan 1986: II: Beeman, Friesen, and Denell 1992:

12. Hewitt 1972; Hewitt 1976; Hewitt and East 1978; Shaw, Hewitt, and Anderson 1985; Bell and Burt 1990; Jones 1991:

13. D: Haig, interview:

14. Haig and Grafen 1991:

15. Charlesworth and Hartl 1978:

16. For a comprehensive review of meiotic drive see American Naturalist, vol: 137, pp: 281-456, 'The Genetics and Evolutionary Biology of Meiotic Drive,' a symposium organized by T: W: Lyttle, L: M: Sandler, T: Prout, and D: D: Perkins, 1991:

17. Haig and Grafen 1991:

18. D: Haig, interview; see also S: Spandrel (unpublished).

19. Hamilton 1967; Dawkins 1982; Bull 1983; Hurst 1992a; L: Hurst, interview: 20. Leigh 1977:

21. Cosmides and Tooby 1981: