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Rebecca Sear

Director of the Centre for Culture and Evolution, Brunel University London @brunelcce.bsky.social https://www.rebeccasear.org/

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An unexpected consequence of declining mortality - reproductive-aged populations around the world are becoming male-biased, meaning men now have lower fertility than women (a reversal of previous trends): Masculinization of populations reverses sex differences in fertility

PNASProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) - an authoritative source of high-impact, original research that broadly spans...www.pnas.org
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Reminder to vote in the #WplusEBS election! The deadline has been extended to Sunday 08/02. If you're not officially a member of W+EBS but want to be, and want to vote in the election, make sure to register by Wednesday to get a ballot!

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🗳️ W+EBS elections are coming up! We're voting for two positions: Chair Elect and Secretary. Ballots go out by email tomorrow to #WplusEBS members only and are due July 31st. Not a member yet? Join before the ballot drops to make sure you get your vote 👇 linktr.ee/w_plus_ebs

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Do you study human ecology, human behavior, or human institutions? Is your work relevant to climate change, adaptation, or sustainability? Join us at Stanford! 🌲🤓🌲 My department will be running a junior search in Environmental Behavioral Sciences this year. Happy to answer any questions.

Assistant Professor in Environmental Social Sciences, Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability (Environmental Behavioral Sciences) - Stanford University, California, United StatesStanford University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the field of Environmental Behavioral Sciences within the Department of Environmental Social Sciences. The scope of t...facultypositions.stanford.edu

“This paper explores the evolution of hereditarianism in its various forms, examining its connections to racism and anti-egalitarian politics. A consistent theme is the belief in the potential for genetic explanations of social inequalities both within and between groups”

Hereditarianism: a century of the science of inequality - History and Philosophy of the Life SciencesHereditarianism, the belief that genetic factors significantly influence differences in behavioral traits and social outcomes, remains relevant in the age of polygenic embryo screening and social scie...link.springer.com

Call to incorporate feminist theory into evolutionary psychology research on incels: "By looking at how men's expectations are constructed in society, EP could offer solutions that do not reaffirm sexual marketplaces but emancipate men from the discourses that suggest they must function in them"

Feminism is for every (academic) body: A critical commentary of evolutionary psychology incel research - Stu Lucy, 2026Involuntary celibates, or ‘incels’, continue to receive increasing attention from a variety of academic positions. While most scholarship has added important co...doi.org
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It’s a little nerve-wracking playing in another field’s sandbox, but this was a really fun way to bring some primatology to an ancient Egyptian conundrum.. so if you’re into big baboons, Egyptian dieties, etymological puzzles, &/or spectroscopy of shiny things.. read on! 🧪🏺🐒🌕 tinyurl.com/moonbaboon

Moonlight and the apotheosis of sacred baboonsThoth was an ancient Egyptian deity of wisdom, writing, magic, and the moon. Manifestations of Thoth took the form of two animal species, the sacred ibis (Threskiornis aethiopicus) and sacred baboo...tinyurl.com
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