Biological Anthropology Concepts and Connections 3rd Edition By Agustin Fuentes – Test Bank

Agustín Fuentes earned a B.A. in Zoology and Anthropology, as well as an M.A.& Ph.D. in Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley. His research and teaching pursuits encompass the evolution of social complexity in human and primate societies, conflict resolution within primates, including humans, and reproductive behavior and ecology. He is also intrigued by matters concerning human-nonhuman primate interactions, disease, and pathogen exchange. Fuentes’ recent contributions include publications such as “It’s Not All Intercourse and Violence: Integrated Anthropology and the Role of Cooperation and Social Complexity in Human Evolution” in the American Anthropologist, and “Re-visiting conflict resolution: Is there a focus on emphasizing negotiation and cooperation instead of strife and reconciliation?” in R. Sussman and A. Chapman Eds., The Origins and Nature of Sociality, Aldine de Gruyter, Pub. He has edited two volumes and is presently in the process of finalizing three additional texts. His ongoing research projects involve evaluating behavior and disease transmission in interactions between humans and monkeys in Asia and Gibraltar, and exploring the significance of cooperation, social negotiation, and patterns of niche construction in human evolution.