Along with his graduate student Paul Bugos Jr., this man wrote an article describing the process of "village fissioning," observing that certain villages split up because tight kinship relations are necessary for mate selection.
Along with his graduate student Paul Bugos Jr., this man wrote an article describing the process of "village fissioning," observing that certain villages split up because tight kinship relations are necessary for mate selection. Late in life, he formulated a plan with Cecilia Matos to create a research center run by the dentist Charles Brewer-Carias. One of this man's close associates was known for developing the "thrifty gene hypothesis;" that man was James Neel. This man, who was given the name "Shaki," or "pesky bee," produced films like Magical Death and The Ax Fight. He was accused of helping to propagate a measles epidemic in the slander- filled book Darkness in El Dorado. This University of Missouri professor researched a peoplethat he claimed participated in "chronic warfare," from whom he took thousands of bloodsamples. For 10 points, name this anthropologist who studied the Yanomamo tribe.
Along with his graduate student Paul Bugos Jr., this man wrote an article describing the process of "village fissioning," observing that certain villages split up because tight kinship relations are necessary for mate selection.
Napoleon Chagnon [or Napoleon Alphonseau  Chagnon; accept "Nap" Chagnon]