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<p>Maccoby, op. cit.</p>

<p>H. M. Hacker, »Women as a Minority Group,» Social Forces 30 (1951); 60-69.</p>

<p>M. Mead, Male and Female: A Study of the Sexes In a Changing World (New York: William Morrow, 1949).</p>

<p>J. Itani, »Paternal Care in the Wild Japanese Monkeys, Macaco fuscata,» in C. H. Southwick, ed., Primate Social Behavior (Princeton, NJ.: Van Nostrand, 1963).</p>

<p>M. H. Fried, »Mankind Excluding Woman,» review of Tiger's Men in Groups, Science 165 (1969): 884.</p>

<p>Mitchell, op. cit.</p>

<p>Ibid., pp. 19-20.</p>

<p>L. Tiger, Men in Groups (New York: Random House, 1969).</p>