How Our Ancestors Raised Children to Think as Modern Humans

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Bouchard, Dan
Copyright Year	2010
Abstract	If you notice the letters “FPO” on your figure art, this indicates that the figure is either in color or will be shot as a halftone by the printer to capture shades of gray. The FPO marker will not appear on the printed figure. If you want figure art to be printed in color, you must send a check for the printing costs ($1,000 for the first page; $500 for each subsequent page, as noted in the “Information for Contributors”) to the MIT Press. If you cannot procure a check within three days, you must acknowledge in writing (e.g. cover letter or email) your agreement to pay for the costs. Figure art lacking either of these two things will be printed in black and white by default.
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Language	English
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