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Known for his evolutionary theories on human sex differences in mate selection.

Proposed the theory of natural selection and evolution which underpins evolutionary psychology.

Known for his work on sexual selection and the evolution of human mating strategies.

Known for his ethnographic work on the Yanomami tribe, contributing to evolutionary perspectives on violence and reproductive success.

Her work emphasizes the role of women in human evolutionary strategy and challenges traditional gender roles.

Pioneer in laying the foundations of evolutionary psychology along with Cosmides.

Known for his work on the evolution of human sexuality, particularly regarding differences between men and women.

Known for research on the evolutionary basis for disease and emotions, specifically the field of Darwinian Medicine.

Known for his application of evolutionary psychology to social sciences, including crime, intelligence, and health.

Developed theories of reciprocal altruism, parental investment, and sexual selection.

Co-founder of the field of evolutionary psychology, known for her work on evolved psychological mechanisms.

Known for his books that argue for the evolutionary biological basis of language and cognition.

Her research concentrates on the evolution and neurological basis of love, sex, and mating behaviors.

Key figure in the study of primate behavior and the application of those findings to understanding human social evolution.

Has made important contributions to the study of human mating strategies and violence.

Known for research on homicide, competition, and risk-taking from an evolutionary perspective.

Advocates for multi-level selection theory, which includes the role of groups in evolution.

Introduced the concept of the 'selfish gene' as a way of expressing the gene-centered view of evolution.

His work explores the evolutionary origins of psychological diversity and the impact of evolution on human behavior.