| But what really astonished us was to find cuckoldry in a situation where males have evolved to perform all of the parental care. |
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| Othello tells Iago of his rage, and plans to avenge his supposed cuckoldry. |
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| Our objective was to compare rates of cuckoldry of males that settled and bred earlier than, or simultaneously with, all adjacent neighbors. |
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| Modern dress also looks anachronistic in a world where respectability is a prime virtue and cuckoldry a social stigma. |
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| This is the first time that anyone has shown cannibalism increasing as evidence of cuckoldry increases, says Gray. |
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| For example, how are we to characterize the many jokes linked to horns and cuckoldry that regularly fall flat in performance today? |
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| Here again amidst the pregnancy, cuckoldry, and sexual pleasure innuendoes, we are not sure for long who is on top. |
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| Linkage maps ruthlessly expose cuckoldry, and if genealogies are available, they can do so among generations long past, as well as those alive today. |
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| There is evidence for genetic contributions to female infidelity and cuckoldry is common enough to lead us to expect that men may well have developed psychological adaptations to the threat of it. |
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| The cast is usually small, four to six actors, and the female character lead plays an active role in sustaining the plot, which may include trickery, cuckoldry, or elopement. |
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