20. Did Grandmothers Enhance Reproductive Success in Historic Populations?
Lisa Dillon, Hélène Vézina(Université du Québec à Chicoutimi), Ken R. Smith(Huntsman Cancer Institute), Heidi A. Hanson(University of Utah), Alain Gagnon(Danone (Netherlands)), Martin Dribe(National Institute of Economic Research), Alla Chernenko, Luciana Quaranta(Lund University), Sacha C. Engelhardt(University of Utah), Huong Meeks(University of Utah)
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