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Is Cunnilingus an Adaptation to Increase Intercourse Length & Increase the Probability of Fertilization?
Several years ago a student of mine (Christy McGee) in my “Anthropology of Sex” class was studying highly promiscuous women with the hypothesis that they would be averse to cunnilingus. She suggested that cunnilingus was a male means of detecting infidelity. … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Hypotheses, Mating and Sexuality
Tagged bats, bonobos, cunnilingus, Flying Fox, Gordon Gallup
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