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RELATED ACADEMIC SOCIETIES
EMAIL LISTS and DISCUSSION
GROUPS (Note: none of these egroups, except HBES-L, are
directly affiliated with HBES):
 | HBES-L The official announcement list of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society. Only
members of HBES may subscribe to this list. To join HBES, and to learn how to get on the
HBES-L mailing list, click here.
Contact: Mark Flinn:
anthmark@showme.missouri.edu |
| Evolutionary-Psychology email list. A *moderated* evolutionary psychology email group, intended primarily for the
dissemination of new research findings and commentary.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/evolutionary-psychology/
Membership is by invitation only. To request
membership, contact Robert Stonjek at: stonjek@ozemail.com.au |
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Email listserv
sponsored by the International Society for Human Ethology. |
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Evolutionary Psychology Society egroup. Anyone can join.
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|
Darwin and Darwinism email group for discussion of any and all matters concerned with
evolution. Also, see book reviews at human-nature-books egroup. Both sites are hosted by Robert Maxwell Young. |
| Sexnet. This
list is intended as a forum to discuss sex research generally. The most common discipline
represented is psychology, though there are also geneticists, historians,
endocrinologists, anthropologists, evolutionary biologists, and sociologists. This is a
membership restricted list. In order to get on this list, you must contact Dr. Bailey,
owner of the list, via email. His address is:
jm-bailey@northwestern.edu
Many lists allow a "subscribe" command to join. This one does not. People
interested in joining the list should give Dr. Bailey some information about their
academic backgrounds. |
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Management Organization and
Human Nature email list. To subscribe, send an email to Majordomo@Cranfield.ac.uk
with the body subscribe MOHN
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INSTITUTES AND ACADEMIC GROUPS:
| Center for Evolutionary Psychology at
UCSB (including the Predator-Prey
Cognition Project) |
| Individual
Differences and Evolutionary Psychology Program at the Psychology Department of the
University of Texas at Austin |
| Evolution and Human Adaptation Program
at the University of Michigan |
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Human Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences network at the University of New
Mexico in Albuquerque. |
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Evolutionary Studies Program
(EvolS) at Binghamton University. |
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UCLA Center
for Behavior, Evolution, and
Culture |
|
Human Life-History Project,
University of Sheffield |
| IGERT
Program in Evolutionary Modeling, University of Washington & Washington
State University |
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Program for Evolutionary
Dynamics, Harvard University |
|
Evolutionary
Anthropology Research Group,
Durham University |
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Project on
Innateness and the Structure of the Mind, University of Sheffield |
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Human Evolutionary Ecology Group at the University College London |
| Ethology and Evolutionary Psychology
Program at the University of Arizona, Tuscon |
| The Evolutionary Psychology Research Group at
Simon Fraser University |
| Evolution and Human Behavior
group at Texas A&M University |
| Evolution and Human Behavior
group at Brunel University |
|
Center for Adaptive Behavior and Cognition,
Max Planck Institute |
| Max Planck Institute for
Psychological Research |
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FaceLab -- research group on facial and
vocal attractiveness and perception |
| Biological Anthropology Program,
UCLA |
| Evolutionary Psychology Research Group, headed by
Todd K. Shackelford
(email: tshackel@fau.edu) at Florida
Atlantic University |
|
Research Group on Evolution and Higher Cognition,
Rutgers Unversity |
| Center for Human Evolutionary Studies,
Anthropology Department at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey |
| Centre for Economic Learning and Social Evolution,
at University College London, promotes the Study of models of interactive
learning with a view to providing a new foundation for modelling behaviour in economics
and related social sciences. |
| Evolution and the Social Mind at
UCSB. An interdisciplinary project seeking to establish points of contact
between the study of sociocultural phenomena and the emerging model of human cognition in
terms of evolved functionally specialized systems. |
| Ludwig-Boltzmann-Institute for Urban Ethology |
| Behavioural Ecology
at Simon
Fraser University |
| University of Chicago,
Behavioral Biology Laboratory |
| Center for the Study of Management, Organization and Human Nature
at the Cranfield School of Management. |
| Computational Evolution and Ecology
Group, UCLA |
| Nebraska Behavioral Biology Group |
| Center for the Integrative Study of
Animal Behavior at Indiana University |
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The Human Population Genetics Lab
headed
by Professor L.L. Cavalli-Sforza of the Department of Genetics, Stanford University, is a
center for generating, collecting, storing, disseminating, and analyzing genetic data on
the great human diaspora. |
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The Enquist Lab (Theoretical
Ethology, Evolutionary Aesthetics, Cultural Evolution)
at the Department of Zoolgy, at Stockholm University
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Psychology, Culture, and Evolution.
Developmental, cultural, and evolutionary issues in the psychology of communication
and consciousness. |
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Biology and Politics Research Committee of
the International Political Science Association |
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Evolutionary and Adaptive
Systems at the University of Sussex |
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Artificial Life Online at the Santa Fe Institute |
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Agent-Based Computational Economics
the computational study of economies modelled as evolving systems of autonomous interacting agents.
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Self-organizing systems
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The SFU Evolutionary Psychology Research Group
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Evolutionary
Psychology and Behavior Ecology Group at the University of Liverpool |
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Human Ecology Department of the Free
University Brussels
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Harvard University Department of
Anthropology |
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Tucson Center for Socionomic Research
seeks to understand
and explain the natural laws which determine the consequences of social interactions.
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Evolutionary World Politics
Homepage by George Modelski, of the Department of Political Science, University of
Washington |
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International Paleopsychology Project
a
multi-disciplinary group of scientists dedicated to mapping out the evolution of
complexity, sociality, perception, and mentation |
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New England Complex Systems Institute an independent educational and
research institution dedicated to
advancing the study of complex systems |
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Group on
Evolutionary Archaeology and Anthropology. Coordinator: Dr. Hernan Juan
Muscio,
University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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FOUNDATIONS:
FILMS / VIDEOS
(Also, see the Teaching Resources page -- see the button link above):
SOFTWARE:
| Video record your lectures/presentations
along with your PowerPoint presentations with
Apreso or
Visual Communicator. Allows your students and colleagues view your
presentation via the web. See example streaming videos created with
these products at the Anystream (Apreso)
and Serious Magic (Visual
Communicator) company websites. |
| The
Behavioural Genetics Interactive Modules -- a series of
freely-available interactive on-line resources and computer
programs by Shaun Purcell. They are designed to accompany Statistical
Methods in Quantitative Genetics by Shaun Purcell, the appendix
to the 4th edition of
Behavioral Genetics by Robert Plomin, John
DeFries, Gerald McClearn & Peter McGuffin |
| CollapseHtml.exe
-- program to create expanding and collapsing sections in webpages. |
|
Behavioral
Evolution Simulations and Tutorials a series of evolution and
artificial life simulations and tutorials.
These programs were written originally for DOS, but will run in a
Win98/ME/2000/XP command window. Some of the simulations will run too quickly
on modern computers, but the tutorials may still be of interest. |
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Replicators is a website specifically designed to explore Dawkins' concept of
replicators in an interesting and interactive format, providing readable discussions and interactive demonstrations
that entertain as well as inform. |
|
Blind
Watchmaker Software Evolution Simulation for DOS |
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The
Evolution of Life Richard Dawkins This disk traces the ideas of Richard Dawkins
through the world around us and on to worlds we can create. Real-time evolution allows the
user to "breed" 3D models which both exemplify evolutionary change. |
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DancerDNA
Analyses the music
spectrum in real-time to evolve 3D animations from your audio CDs.
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Artificial life software , formerly of the Santa Fe Institute. |
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Prisoner's Dilemma
interactive online game with various strategies. |
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Play interactive Prisoner's
Dilemma on the web. |
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Artificial Life and
Genetic Algorithms Page - good intro to the subject. |
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The Live Artificial Life Page - great
interactive simulations. |
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Sonomorphs
- An Application of Genetic Algorithms to the Growth and Development of Musical Organisms |
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Primordial Life 3.0 - great screen-saver and
simulation creates an artificial ecosystem of "biots" |
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Evolver
from Axcelis - genetic
algorithm software (also check out
ComputerAnts)
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USENET NEWSGROUPS:
MEMES:
LINKS TO OTHER INTERESTING / MISC.
WEBSITES:
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Darwinian medicine --
list of
links. |
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Quanology -
a "life system" to rival those usually left to religions. |
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Evolutionary psychology and
"peak oil:" A Malthusian inspired "heads up" for
humanity, by Michael Mills. |
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Evolution, Science and
Society: Evolutionary Biology and the National Research Agenda
a "White
Paper" defining the challenges and opportunities facing the study of evolution.
For more info on the project, click
here. |
|
Eclectic
Reflections on Biological Asymmetry. Webpage by
A. Richard Palmer,
University of Alberta. Includes discussions of: Why bilateral symmetry
is unique. The amazing midplane.
Symmetry and developmental precision. Developmental origins of broken symmetry.
Small vs
large asymmetries: An important distinction. Asymmetry curiosities.
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Academicinfo.net --
great collection of links for psychology, and other disciples |
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ActionBioscience.org An education resource of the American
Institute of Biological Sciences, aiming to promote science literacy. The
site provides peer-reviewed articles by scientists, science educators, and
science students on issues related to seven bioscience challenges. The web
site also provides educators with original lessons and other resources to
enhance bioscience teaching. |
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Google Directory for Evolutionary Psychology |
| Naturalism.org
a
resource for those interested in naturalism and its personal and social
implications. It seeks to encourage the non-dogmatic, non-confrontational
dissemination of naturalistic philosophy as an alternative to theism,
spiritualism, and other varieties of dualism. |
|
Evolution vs. Creationism website -- lots of links. Maintained by
Edward Lipson, Syracuse University |
|
Web Guide to Complex Systems
at the New England Complex Systems Institute |
| The Brights -- A naturalistic worldview philosophy. |
| GameTheory.net -- A resource for educators and students of game theory. |
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The UCSB online 3D gallery of modern primate
relatives and fossil ancestors of humans. This gallery contains five
modern primate crania, and five fossil crania. The crania can be rotated 360 degrees. |
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www.human-nature.com
Goal is to
"both to act as host to original work and to seek to create an enabling space, a
forum for constructive (including constructively critical) discussion and critiques of the
terms of reference and assumptions of various approaches to the understanding of people as
individuals, in groups, in institutions, in societies and as political and ideological
beings." |
|
Evolutionary Criminology
website |
|
The World of Dawkins
website, maintained by John Catalano |
| Biology and Politics
-- online book by John Carroll |
|
BeautyWords.com -- information about beauty, both biological and cultural |
| The Antiquity of
Man Exploring human evolution and the dawn of
civilisation |
|
The Postmodernism
Generator -- writes a postmodernist paper automatically for you (!) |
|
Online Calendar of the Correspondence of Charles
Darwin. a catalogue, with summaries, of all the letters to and from Charles Darwin.
Also see Charles Darwin's
The
Origin of Species full text online. |
| Project Steve. National Center for Science Education:
Defending the Teaching of Evolution in the Public Schools |
|
The Evolution Game is
a board game for two, three or four players |
|
Tribes, a board game (formerly
called Darwinopoly). In Tribes, the players are cave men and women. They hunt
and gather food, make their tribal laws, and deal with natural disasters. But the object
of the game is simple: Look after the children! In this game, the way to win is to have
the most kids, and do whatever you have to do to make sure they survive. The players must
know when to cooperate, and when to cut their losses and protect their own families. |
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Yahoo's
listing for "Game Theory" |
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Anthropogeny - The impacts of
dehydroepiandrosterone
and
testosterone on humans. Website by James Michael Howard. |
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Human Longevity website. |
|
Evolution,
Selected papers and commentary. |
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Communication With Parrots,
research by Irene Pepperberg, an ethologist at the University of Arizona |
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EcopsychologyWeb
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Evolution's Voyage
Evolutionary Psychology
For The Common Person |
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The Social Psychology Network. An
excellent resource with links to several professional psychology organizations, a list of
U.S. psychology graduate programs rank-ordered by quality, the Psychology Career Center
for job listings and career information, web tools for researchers (databases, reference,
software, etc.), the ResearchRandomizer for instant random sampling and assignment ,
information on sources of research funding, etc. |
|
CogWeb
devoted to the
exploration of the relevance of the study of human cognition to literary and cultural
studies, and to the development of cognitive culture theory. |
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The Evolutionist - an
online magazine from the
London School of Economics |
| Website about
Evolutionary Economics |
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Enter Evolution: Theory
and History - Topics in evolutionary thought, with biographies. |
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Tree of Life - the
phylogenetic tree linking the organisms. |
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Future Ge | |
