Краткая естественная история цивилизации - Марк Бертнесс

Richard, “International Trafficking.”

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Anthony, Horse, the Wheel, and Language; Ludwig et al., “Coat Color Variation”; Outram et al., “Earliest Horse Harnessing and Milking”; Ji et al., “Monophyletic Origin of Domestic Bactrian Camel”; Hoffecker, Powers, and Goebel, “Colonization of Beringia”; Marshall, “Land Mammals.”

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Yagil, Desert Camel; Gauthier-Pilters and Dagg, Camel.

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Anthony, Horse, the Wheel, and Language; Ludwig et al., “Coat Color Variation”; Outram et al., “Earliest Horse Harnessing and Milking”; Warmuth et al., “Reconstructing the Origin and Spread of Horse Domestication.”

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Frankopan, Silk Roads.

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Edwards, Politics of Immorality.

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Benedictow, Black Death; Achtman et al., “Microevolution”; Morelli et al., “Yersinia pestis Genome Sequencing.”

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Garnsey and Saller, Roman Empire.

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Friedman, World Is Flat.

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Weatherford, Genghis Khan.

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Ceylan and Fung, “Antimicrobial Activity of Spices”; Arora and Kaur, “Antimicrobial Activity of Spices.”

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Diamond, Guns, Germs, and Steel.

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Carlton, “Blue Immigrants.”

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Elton, Ecology of Invasions.

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Milner, Hardness of Heart/Hardness of Life; Bloch, “Abandonment, Infanticide, and Filicide”; Shahar, Childhood.

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Zipes, Enchanted Screen.

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Hrdy, “Infanticide as a Reproductive Strategy.”

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Stephenson, “Flower and Fruit Abortion”; Spight, “Patterns of Change.”

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Jacobsen and Adams, “Salt and Silt”; Berbesque et al., “Hunter-Gatherers.”

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Livy, History of Rome; Garnsey, Famine and Food Supply; Mallory, China; Hong, “Politeness in Chinese.”

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Goodwin, Cohen, and Fry, “Panglobal Distribution”; Wolfe, Dunavan, and Diamond, “Origins.”

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Neel, “Diabetes Mellitus.”

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World Health Organization, World Health Database, 2015; Fagan, Floods, Famines, and Emperors.

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Black, Morris, and Bryce, “Where and Why”; Bryce et al., “WHO Estimates.”

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Lee, Kyung, and Mazmanian, “Has the Microbiota Played a Critical Role?”; Moal and Servin, “Front Line.”

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Booth et al., “Molecular Markers.”

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Fournier et al., “Human Pathogens.”

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Kittler, Kayser, and Stoneking, “Molecular Evolution.”

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Booth et al., “Host Association”; Koganemaru and Miller, “Bed Bug Problem.”

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Hosokawa et al., “Wolbachia.”

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Sachs and Malaney, “Economic and Social Burden”; World Health Organization, World Health Database, 2015.

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Cornejo and Escalante, “Origin and Age of Plasmodium vivax.”

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Rich et al., “Origin of Malignant Malaria”; Ferreira et al., “Sickle Hemoglobin”; Pagnier et al., “Evidence.”

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Waters, Higgins, and McCutchan, “Plasmodium-Falciparum”; Webb, Humanity’s Burden; Sallares, Bouwman, and Anderung, “Spread of Malaria”; McCullough, Path between the Seas.

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McCullough, Path between the Seas; Medlock et al., “Review.”

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Barry, Great Influenza.

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Benedictow, Black Death.

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Inglesby et al., “Plague as a Biological Weapon.”

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Benedictow, Black Death.

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Bilodeau, “Paradox of Sagadahoc”; Diamond, Guns, Germs, and Steel; Thornton, American Indian Holocaust and Survival.

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Knell, “Syphilis.”

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Gilman, Making the Body Beautiful.

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Majno, Healing Hand; Wainwright, “Moulds in Folk Medicine.”

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Kardos and Demain, “Penicillin.”

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Neu, “Crisis”; Heuer, Schmitt, and Smalla, “Antibiotic Resistance.”

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Bergh et al., “High Abundance of Viruses.”

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Behbehani, “Smallpox Story.”

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Banchereau and Palucka, “Dendritic Cells”; Ozawa et al., “During the ‘Decade Of Vaccines.’”

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К облигатным паразитам относят паразитические организмы, не способные к жизни вне тела своего хозяина. – Прим. перев.

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Clay and Kover, “Red Queen Hypothesis”; Hamilton, Axelrod, and Tanese, “Sexual Reproduction”; Motulsky, “Metabolic Polymorphisms”; Chaisson et al., “Resolving the Complexity of the Human Genome”; Pennisi, “Encode Project”; Varki and Altheide, “Comparing the Human and Chimpanzee Genomes.”

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Bauch and McElreath, “Disease Dynamics”; Baker and Armelagos, “Origin and Antiquity of Syphilis.”

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Arnold, “Archaeology of Complex Hunter-Gatherers.”

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Wilson, Sociobiology; Bruno, Stackowitz, and Bertness, “Including Positive Interactions.”

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Sidanius and Pratto, Social Dominance.

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Ibid.; Wilson, Sociobiology.

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Pringle et al., “Spatial Pattern”; Barnes and Powell, “Development, General Morphology”; Bertness, Gaines, and Yeh, “Making Mountains out of Barnacles.”

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Wilson, Sociobiology; Lewontin, Rose, and Kamin, Not in Our Genes; Pinker, Blank Slate.

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Sidanius and Pratto, Social Dominance; Bairoch, Cities and Economic Development.

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Houston and Stuart, “Of Gods, Glyphs and Kings”; Wilson, Insect Societies; Gordon, Organization of Work”; Friedman, World Is Flat.

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Pinker, Better Angels.

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Finley, Ancient Economy.

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Taylor, Castration; Anderson, Hidden Power; Tracy, Castration and Culture; Tougher, Eunuch.

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Baudoin, “Host Castration”; O’Donnell, “How Parasites Can Promote”; Yu and Pierce, “Castration Parasite”; Lafferty and Kuris, “Parasitic Castration.”

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Robertson, “Social Control.”