Learning, productivity, and noise: an experimental study of cultural transmission on the Bolivian Altiplano ☆
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Brian Paciotti | Mark Lubell | Richard McElreath | William M. Baum | Peter J. Richerson | Timothy M. Waring | Charles Efferson | R. Mcelreath | P. Richerson | W. Baum | M. Lubell | Edward Edsten | C. Efferson | Brian M. Paciotti | Ed Edsten | Charles Efferson
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