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Over tens of thousands of generations, such skills increased the status of those who displayed them and gained a reproductive advantage over the less capable.
Torn reproductive organs.
So BPA mimics the body's own hormones and causes neurological and reproductive problems.
Rather, there is a certain reproductive narcissism at work.
This approach turns out to be really difficult, because it's hard to get enough medication in the small volume of the ejaculate and have it still work inside the female reproductive tract.
Obviously, the impact of such a male contraceptive would go well beyond reproductive biology.
The Vietnam protests, the commemoration of all that died in the pandemic of AIDS, the march for women's reproductive rights, right up until almost the present.
A reproductive system that fails to function produces an individual that has no offspring, and that individual is then kicked out of the gene pool.
After all, if ideas about invertebrate skeletons can give us insights about mammalian reproductive systems, there could be lots of other wild and productive connections lurking out there just waiting to be found.
And so if males can enhance their reproductive success by being high ranking, you get automatically the ambition to be high ranking in the males.
Now, it was only 20 years ago that we hardly had any data on women's health beyond our reproductive functions.
The idea is that, as part of human nature, from the beginning of our species' time, men have sort of leased women's reproductive potential by providing them with certain goods and services.
Well, according to the biological literature, "During copulation, the genitalia of certain males may elicit more favorable female responses through superior mechanical or stimulatory interaction with the female reproductive tract."
The sexual strategies and reproductive structures that we see in the animal kingdom basically dictate how males and females will react to each other, which then dictates how populations and societies form and evolve.
So in order to ask evolutionary questions, we need to know about reproductive success.
They've been shaped by two powerful evolutionary forces: natural selection, the struggle for survival, and sexual selection, the struggle for reproductive opportunity.
There's a general assumption that fluctuations in reproductive hormones cause extreme emotions and that the great majority of women are affected by this.
First, it contributes to the medicalization of women's reproductive health.
The medical field has a long history of conceptualizing women's reproductive processes as illnesses that require treatment, and this has come at many costs, including excessive Cesarean deliveries, hysterectomies and prescribed hormone treatments that have harmed rather than enhanced women's health.
That's just a matter of anatomy and reproductive tracts, and people could choose whatever gender they want if they weren't forced by society into categories of either male or female the way South Africa used to force people into categories of black or white.
I'm a psychiatrist who works with pregnant and postpartum women, a reproductive psychiatrist, and in the decade that I've been working in this field, I've noticed a pattern.
We have the right to easy, affordable access to birth control, and reproductive services.
We had reproductive health training.
Not to mention, at this time, there was a general assumption that men and women were alike in every way, apart from their reproductive organs and sex hormones.
And this stayed this way until about the 1980s, when this concept was challenged by the medical community and by the public health policymakers when they realized that by excluding women from all medical research studies we actually did them a disservice, in that apart from reproductive issues, virtually nothing was known about the unique needs of the female patient.
Many visual beauty standards vary between cultures and eras, and signs of youth, fertility and good health, such as long lustrous hair, or smooth, scar-free skin, are almost always in demand because they're associated with reproductive fitness.
These stimuli accomplish many things from serving as an alarm to other ants if one is killed, to signaling when a queen is nearing the end of her reproductive life.
So Chris cut right to the chase, and he says, "Well, of all the issues you've been looking at, what are the top five?" "Well, there's genetic discrimination, and reproductive technologies, and biobanking, and ... oh, there's this really cool issue, functional MRI and using it for lie detection, and ... oh, and of course, there's gene patents."
For instance, dreams about your attractive neighbor could actually give your reproductive instinct some practice, too.
Not in the sense of painting and sculpture, but in the sense of assisted reproductive technologies.
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