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Solo-Times 2

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Makuya, Lindelani | Schradin, Carsten

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The Solo-Times is currently published quarterly, in January, April, July and October.To subscribe, join the Google Group: Solitary Living Research - Google GroupsBy subscribing to this group, you will 1. receive the email newsletter, 2. Receive messages from the group with news, and 3. you can send messages to all other group members. Note that this will be moderated, i.e. an admin has to approve your message before it is sent out. To send an email to the group, use the following email: solitary-living-research@googlegroups.com.Alternatively, write us an email and we will add you to the group: solitary.living.evolution@gmail.com. We welcome all our subscribers to the second issue of the Solo Times. We now have over 80 subscribers. We urge you all to please forward the email and newsletter to anyone you think might be interested in the study of solitary living and how it relates to other forms of sociality. If you have any contributions, please send these to us for inclusion into the next issue. We look forward to hearing from you.

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