Daly M & Perry G  (2017)  Matrilateral bias in human grandmothering.  Frontiers in Sociology 2: 11.  doi: 10.3389/fsoc.2017.00011
Perry G & Daly M  (2017)  A model explaining the matrilateral bias in alloparental investment.  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA) 114: 9290-9295.
Daly M & Krupp, DB  (2017)  The importance of being explicit.  (Commentary on van Lange, Rinderu & Bushman, "Aggression and violence around the world: a model of CLimate, Aggression and Self-Control in Humans (CLASH)").  Behavioral & Brain Sciences  doi:10.1017/S0140525X16001187, e83
Ramos D, Daly M, Seidl-de-Moura ML, Jomar RT & Nadanovsky P.  (2017)  Inconsistent reports of risk behavior among Brazilian middle school students: National School Based Survey of Adolescent Health (PeNSE 2009/2012).  Cadernos de Saúde Pública 33: e00145815.
Ramos D, Daly M, Seidl-de-Moura ML & Nadanovsky P.  (2017)  The role of city income inequality, sex ratio and youth mortality rates in the effect of violent victimization on health-risk behaviors in Brazilian adolescents.  Social Science & Medicine 181: 17-23.
Daly M & Perry G  (in press)  Evolutionary perspectives on child care and child well-being (in Spanish).  In G Gutiérrez, ed., Integración teórica en Psicología.  Ciudade de México, México: Manual Moderno.
Daly M  (2016)  Killing the competition.  Economic inequality and homicide.  Piscataway NJ: Transaction Publishers.
Daly M  (2016)  Darwin, Charles.  Pp. 229-231 in HL Miller, ed., The Sage encyclopedia of theory in psychology (vol. 1).  Thousand Oaks CA: Sage.
Daly M  (2016)  Hamilton, W.D.  Pp. 402-404 in ibid (vol. 1).  
Daly M & Perry G  (2016)  Parent-offspring relations.  Pp. 637-642 in ibid (vol. 2). 
Daly M  (2016)  Parenting and kinship.  Pp. 499-504 in DM Buss, ed., Handbook of evolutionary psychology, 2nd edition (vol 1).  New York: Wiley.
Daly M  (2016)  Interpersonal conflict and violence.  Pp. 669-683 in DM Buss, ed., Handbook of evolutionary psychology, 2nd edition (vol. 2).  New York: Wiley.
Daly M  (2015)  Sociobiology: overview.  Pp. 908-911 in JD Wright, ed., International encyclopedia of the social and behavioral sciences, 2nd edition, volume 22.  Oxford: Elsevier.
Daly M  (2015)  On function, cause, and being Jerry Hogan's student.  Behavioural Processes 117: 70-73.
Perry G, Daly M & Macfarlan S  (2014)  Maternal foster families provide more stable placements than paternal families.  Children & Youth Services Review 46: 155-159.
Daly M  (2014)  Evolutionary perspectives on sex, gender, and crime.  Pp. 245-259 in R Gartner & B McCarthy, eds., The Oxford Handbook of Gender, Sex, and Crime. New York: Oxford University Press.
Ramos D, Victor T, Seidl-de-Moura ML & Daly M  (2013)  Future discounting by slum-dwelling youth versus university students in Rio de Janeiro.  Journal of Research on Adolescence 23: 95-102.
Daly M  (2013)  Book review: T.K. Shackelford & V.A. Weekes-Shackelford (eds.), “The Oxford handbook of evolutionary perspectives on violence, homicide, and war. ”  Human Nature 24: 111-113.
Perry, G. & Daly, M.  (2013)  Who provides kinship care in Waterloo region, and what challenges do they face?  Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies Journal 58: 2-9.
Perry G, Daly M & Kotler J  (2012)  Placement stability in kinship and non-kin foster care: a Canadian study.  Children & Youth Services Review 34: 460-465.
Daly M  (2012)  Margo Wilson, 1942-2009.  Homicide Studies 16: 329-331.
James B & Daly M  (2012)  Cohabitation is no longer associated with elevated spousal homicide rates in the U.S.A.  Homicide Studies 16: 392-402.
Daly M & Perry G  (2011)  Has the child welfare profession discovered nepotistic biases?  Human Nature 22: 350-369.
Daly M  (2011)  How evolutionary thinking inspires and disciplines psychological hypotheses.  Pp. 15-22 in XT Wang & YJ Su, eds., Thus spake evolutionary psychologists.   Beijing: Peking University Press.
Daly M  (2011)  A farewell to arms. (Book review: S. Pinker, “The better angels of our nature: why violence has declined.”)  Nature 478: 453-454.
Alexandre GC, Nadanovsky P, Wilson M, Daly M, Moraes CL & Reichenheim M  (2011)  Cues of paternal uncertainty and father to child physical abuse as reported by mothers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Child Abuse & Neglect 35: 567-573.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2010)  Cultural inertia, economic incentives, and the persistence of “southern violence”.  Pp. 229-241 in M Schaller, A Norenzayan, S Heine, T Yamagishi & T Kameda, eds., Evolution, culture, and the human mind.  New York: Psychology Press.
Daly M  (2010)  Book review: R Thornhill & SW Gangestad “The evolutionary biology of human female sexuality”.  Quarterly Review of Biology 85: 361-362.
Wilson M, Daly M & Pound N  (2010)  Sex differences and intrasexual variation in competitive confrontation and risk-taking: an evolutionary psychological perspective.  In DW Pfaff, AP Arnold, AM Etgen, SE Fahrbach & TR Rubin, eds., Hormones, Brain & Behavior (2nd edition).  New York: Elsevier.
- also in RT Rubin & DW Pfaff, eds., Hormone/behavior relations of clinical importance: Endocrine systems interacting with brain and behavior.  New York: Elsevier.
Daly M  (2010)  Income inequality (still) rules in explaining variations in homicide rates.  Pp 70-77 in Y Muirhead & JP Jarvis, eds.,  Proceedings of the 2010 meeting of the Homicide Research Working Group.  Washington DC: National Institute of Justice.
Wilson M & Daly M  (2009)  Coercive violence by human males against their female partners.  Pp. 271-291 in MN Muller & R Wrangham, eds., Sexual coercion in primates: an evolutionary perspective on male aggression against females.   Cambridge MA: Harvard University Press.
Nadanovsky P, Celeste RK, Wilson M & Daly M  (2009)  Homicide and impunity - an ecological analysis at state level in Brazil. Revista de Saúde Pública 43: 733-742.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2009)  Prefácio. Pp. ix-x in E. Otta & ME Yamamoto, eds. Psicología evolucionista.  Rio de Janeiro: Guanabara Koogan.
Wilson M & Daly M  (2009)  Spousal conflict and uxoricide in Canada. Pp. 73-76 in M. Widyono, ed., Strengthening understanding of femicide: using research to galvanize action and accountability.  Washington DC: PATH.
Pound N, Daly M & Wilson M  (2009)  There’s no contest: human sex differences are sexually selected.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 32: 286-287.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2008)  Is the “Cinderella effect” controversial? A case study of evolution-minded research and critiques thereof.  Pp. 381-398 in CB Crawford & D Krebs, eds., Foundations of evolutionary psychology.  Mahwah NJ: Erlbaum.
Wilson M & Daly M  (2008)  A close look at conflict. (Book review: R Collins, “Violence: a  micro-sociological theory.”)  Nature 451: 769-770.
Mishra S, Clark AP & Daly M  (2007)  One woman’s behavior affects the attractiveness of others.  Evolution & Human Behavior 28: 145-149.
- Reprinted in WA Lesko, ed. (2009). Readings in social psychology: General, classic, and contemporary selections (7th ed.). London: Allyn & Bacon.
Daly M  (2007)  Book review: DW Mock “More than kin and less than kind” and S Forbes “A natural history of families”.  Quarterly Review of Biology 82: 309-310.
Wathen CN, Jamieson E, Wilson M, Daly M, Worster A & MacMillan HL  (2007)  Risk indicators to identify intimate partner violence in the emergency department.  Open Medicine 1(2): e113-e122. 
Wilson M & Daly M  (2006)  Are juvenile offenders extreme future discounters?  Psychological Science 17: 989-994.
Daly M, Wilson M  (2006)  Selfish genes and family relations.  Pp. 191-202 in A Grafen & M Ridley, eds., Richard Dawkins: how a scientist changed the way we think.  Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2006)  If I can’t have you...  New  Scientist 190 (2549): 41.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2005)  Carpe diem: adaptation and devaluing the future.  Quarterly Review of Biology 80: 55-60.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2005)  Human behavior as animal behavior.  Pp. 393-408 in JJ Bolhuis & L-A Giraldeau, eds., Behavior of animals: mechanisms, function and evolution.  Oxford: Blackwell.
Wilson M & Daly M  (2005)  Crime.  In C Mitcham, L Arnhart, D Johnson & R Spier, eds.,  Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics.  Detroit: MacMillan Reference USA.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2005)  Parenting and kinship. Pp. 443-446 in DM Buss, ed., The handbook of evolutionary psychology. Hoboken NJ: Wiley.
Clark AP & Daly M  (2005)  What is the significance of cross-national variability in sociosexuality? Behavioral & Brain Sciences 28: 280.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2005)  The ‘Cinderella Effect’ is no fairy tale.  Trends in Cognitive Sciences 9: 507-508.
Krupp DB, Barclay P, Daly M. Kiyonari T, Dingle G & Wilson M  (2005)  Let’s add some psychology (and maybe even some evolution) to the mix.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 28: 828-829.
Wilson M & Daly M  (2004)  Do pretty women inspire men to discount the future?  Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B, Biological Sciences (Biology Letters) 271: S177-S179.
Wilson M & Daly M  (2004)  Marital cooperation and conflict. Pp.197-215 in C Crawford & C Salmon, eds., Evolutionary psychology, public policy, and personal decisions.  Mahwah NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2004)  El síndrome Cenicienta: discriminación hacia los hijastros. Pp.27-62 in A Fischer, ed., Nuevos paradigmas a comienzos del tercer milenio.  Santiago, Chile: El Mercurio Aguilar.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2004)  Inequidad, violencia y toma de riesgos: la perspectiva evolucionaria. Pp.63-101 in ibid.
Leaver LA & Daly M  (2003)  Effect of predation risk on selectivity in heteromyid rodents.  Behavioural Processes 64: 71-75.
Daly M  (2003)  Book review: SK Sanderson, “The evolution of human sociality: a Darwinian conflict perspective”  Quarterly Review of Biology 78: 129.
Barclay PJ & Daly M  (2003)  Humans should be individualistic and utility-maximizing, but not necessarily “rational”.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 26: 154-155.
Bergstrom CT, Bronstein JL, Bshary R, Connor RC, Daly M, Frank SA, Gintis H, Keller L, Leimar O. Noë R & Queller DC  (2003)  Interspecific mutualism: puzzles and predictions.  Pp. 241-256 in P Hammerstein, ed., Genetic and cultural evolution of cooperation. Cambridge MA: MIT Press.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2002)  Introduction: two special issues on risk.  Evolution & Human Behavior 23: 1-2.
Wilson M, Daly M & Pound N  (2002)  An evolutionary psychological perspective on the modulation of confrontational competition and risk taking.  Pp. 381-408 in DW Pfaff, AP Arnold, AM Etgen, SE Fahrbach & RT Rubin, eds., Hormones, brain and behavior, volume 5.  San Diego CA: Academic Press.
Wilson M & Daly M  (2002)  Infanticide.  In M Pagel et al., eds., The Oxford encyclopedia of evolution.  Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2002) The Cinderella effect: parental discrimination against stepchildren. Samfundsøkonomen 2002 (4): 39-46.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2002)  Tödliche interpersonelle Gewalt aus Sicht der Evolutionspsychologie. Pp. 709-734 in W Heitmeyer & J Hagan, eds., Internationales Handbuch der Gewaltforschung. Wiesbaden: Westdeutscher Verlag.
- [English language edition (2003)  Evolutionary psychology of lethal interpersonal violence.  Pp. 569-588 in International handbook of research on violence.  New York: Kluwer.]
Daly M & Wilson M  (2002)  Progress and evolution.  Pp. 67-77 in CL Anderson & JW Looney, eds., Making progress: essays in progress and public policy.  Lexington MA: Lexington Books.
Daly M, Wilson M, Vasdev S  (2001)  Income inequality and homicide rates in Canada and the United States.  Canadian Journal of Criminology 43: 219-236.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2001)  An assessment of some proposed exceptions to the phenomenon of nepotistic discrimination against stepchildren.  Annales Zoologici Fennici 38: 287-296.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2001)  Risk-taking, intrasexual competition, and homicide.  Nebraska Symposium on Motivation 47: 1-36.
Daly M, Wilson M, Salmon CA, Hiraiwa-Hasegawa M & Hasegawa T  (2001)  Siblicide and seniority.  Homicide Studies 5: 30-45.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2001)  Family violence: an evolutionary psychological perspective.  Virginia Journal of Social Policy & the Law 8: 77-121.
Wilson M & Daly M  (2001)  The evolutionary psychology of couple conflict in registered versus de facto marital unions.  Pp. 3-26 in A Booth, AC Crouter & M Clements, eds., Couples in conflict.  Mahwah NJ: Erlbaum.
Daly M  (2001)  Book review: J Lombardi, “Comparative vertebrate reproduction.” Quarterly Review of Biology 76: 235.
Daly M  (2001)  Book review: GI Shenbrot, BR Krasnov & KA Rogovin, “Spatial ecology of desert rodents.”  Ethology 107: 666.
Leaver LA & Daly M  (2001)  Food caching and differential cache pilferage: a field study of coexistence of sympatric kangaroo rats and pocket mice.  Oecologia 128: 577-584.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2001)  Infanticide.  Pp. 320-322 in L Balter, ed., Parenthood in America: an encyclopedia.  Santa Barbara CA: ABC-CLIO.
Wilson M, Jocic V & Daly M  (2001)  Extracting implicit theories about the risk of coercive control in romantic relationships.  Personal Relationships 8: 457-477.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2001)  Sociobiology: overview.  Pp. 14539-14543 in NJ Smelser & PB Baltes, eds., International encyclopedia of the social and behavioral sciences.  Oxford: Pergamon Press.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (2000)  The evolutionary psychology of marriage and divorce.  Pp. 91-110 in L Waite, C Bachrach, M Hindin, E Thomson & A Thornton, eds., The ties that bind: perspectives on marriage and cohabitation.  Hawthorne NY: Aldine de Gruyter.
Daly M, Behrends PR & Wilson MI  (2000)  Activity patterns of kangaroo rats ‑ granivores in a desert habitat.  Pp. 145-158 in S Halle & NC Stenseth, eds., Activity patterns in small mammals.  Berlin: Springer Verlag.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2000)  Not quite right. (comment)  American Psychologist 55: 679-680.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2000)  In memoriam: William Donald Hamilton.  Evolution & Human Behavior 21: 75-77.
Pound N & Daly M  (2000)  Functional significance of human female orgasm still hypothetical.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 23: 620-621.
Daly M & Wilson M  (2000)  Reply to Smith et al.  Animal Behaviour F27-F29.
Daly M  (2000)  Book review: G Weisfeld, “Evolutionary principles of human adolescence.”  Quarterly Review of Biology 75: 359.
Daly M & Wilson M  (1999)  An evolutionary psychological perspective on homicide.  Pp. 58-71 in MD Smith & ME Zahn, eds., Homicide studies: a sourcebook of social research.  Thousand Oaks CA: Sage.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1999)  Human evolutionary psychology and animal behaviour.  Animal Behaviour 57: 509-519.
- Reprinted in S Linquist & N Levy, eds. (2010)  Evolutionary psychology.  Farnham UK: Ashgate.
Daly M & Wilson M  (1999)  Darwinism and the roots of machismo.  Scientific American Presents 10 (2): 8-14.
Wilson M & Daly M  (1999)  Spatial-temporal clustering of Chicago homicides.  Pp. 160‑163 in Proceedings of the Homicide Research Working Group Meetings, 1997 and 1998.  Washington DC: National Institute of Justice.
Daly M  (1999)  Book review: L Dugatkin, “Cheating monkeys and citizen bees: the nature of cooperation in animals and humans.”  Quarterly Review of Biology 74: 495-496.
Daly M & Wilson M  (1999)  Special issue: stepparental investment.  Evolution & Human Behavior 20: 365-366.
Rohwer S, Herron JC & Daly M  (1999)  Stepparental behavior as mating effort in birds and other animals.  Evolution & Human Behavior 20: 367-390.
Wilson M, Daly M (1999)  Personal relationships: on the characteristics and conflicts of family relationships with special attention to the marital and parent-child relationships.  A report to the Law Commission of Canada, April 1999, 66 pp.
Daly M & Wilson M  (1998)  The truth about Cinderella: a Darwinian view of parental love.   London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson.  vii + 68 pp.
 - and in U.S. by Yale University Press, Hartford CT, 1999.
Salmon CA & Daly M  (1998)  Birth order and familial sentiment: middleborns are different.  Evolution & Human Behavior 19: 299-312.
Leaver L & Daly M  (1998)  Effects of food preference on scatter-hoarding by kangaroo rats (Dipodomys merriami).  Behaviour 135: 823-832.
Wilson M, Daly M & Gordon S  (1998)  The evolved psychological apparatus of human decision-making is one source of environmental problems.  Pp. 501-523 in T Caro, ed., Behavioral ecology and conservation biology.  New York: Oxford University Press.
- Reprinted in D Penn & I Mysterud, eds. (2004)  Evolutionary perspectives on environmental problems.  Hawthorne NY: Aldine de Gruyter.
Daly M & Wilson M  (1998)  The evolutionary social psychology of family violence.  Pp. 431-456 in C Crawford & DL Krebs, eds.,  Handbook of evolutionary psychology: ideas, issues and applications.  Mahwah NJ: Erlbaum.
Daly M  (1998)  Book review: R Wrangham & D Peterson, “Demonic males: apes and the origins of human violence”.  Animal Behaviour 55: 247-248.
Wilson M & Daly M  (1998)  Sexual rivalry and sexual conflict: recurring themes in fatal conflicts.  Theoretical Criminology 2: 291-310.
Wilson M & Daly M  (1998)  Lethal and nonlethal violence against wives and the evolutionary psychology of male sexual proprietariness.  Pp. 199-230 in RE Dobash & RP Dobash, eds., Rethinking violence against wives.  Thousand Oaks CA: Sage.
Wilson M & Daly M  (1997)  Life expectancy, economic inequality, homicide, and reproductive timing in Chicago neighbourhoods.  British Medical Journal 314: 1271-1274.
Daly M, Salmon C & Wilson MI  (1997)  Kinship: the conceptual hole in psychological studies of social cognition and close relationships.  Pp. 265-296 in JA Simpson & D Kenrick, eds., Evolutionary social psychology.  Mahwah NJ: Erlbaum.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1997)  Crime and conflict: homicide in evolutionary psychological perspective.  Crime and Justice 22: 251-300.
- Reprinted (in Croatian) in J Hrgović & D Polšek, eds. (2004) Evolucija društvenosti.  Zagreb: Naklada Jesenski I Turk.
Daly M, Wiseman KA & Wilson MI  (1997)  Women with children sired by previous partners incur excess risk of uxoricide.  Homicide Studies 1: 61-71.
Kehr N, Daly M & Wilson M  (1997)  Homicide in Canada: perception and reality.  Pp. 89-96 in M Riedel & J Boulahanis, eds., Lethal violence: Proceedings of the 1995 meeting of the Homicide Research Working Group.  Washington DC: National Institute of Justice.
Wilson M & Daly M  (1997)  Familicide: uxoricide plus filicide?  Pp. 159-169 in ibid.
Wilson MI, Daly M & Scheib J  (1997)  Femicide: an evolutionary psychological perspective.  Pp. 431-465 in PA Gowaty, ed., Feminism and evolutionary biology.  New York: Chapman Hall.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1997)  Cinderella revisited.  Pp. 172-174 in LL Betzig, ed., Human nature: a critical reader.  New York: Oxford University Press.
Daly M  (1997)  Introduction.  Pp. 1-3 in GR Bock & G Cardew, eds., Characterizing human psychological adaptations.  (Ciba Foundation Symposium # 208.)  Chichester: Wiley.
Wilson M & Daly M  (1997)  Adaptations for social living: relationship-specific social psychological mechanisms.  Pp. 253-263 in ibid.
Davis JN & Daly M  (1997)  Evolutionary theory and the human family.  Quarterly Review of Biology 72: 407-435.
Daly M & Wilson M  (1997)  Altruism.  Pp. 13-14 in TJ Barfield, ed., The dictionary of anthropology.  Oxford: Blackwell.

Daly M & Wilson M  (1997)  Homicide.  Pp. 240-241 in ibid.

Wilson M & Daly M  (1997)  Infanticide.  Pp. 261-262 in ibid.

Wilson M & Daly M  (1997)  Sociobiology.  Pp. 437-440 in ibid.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1996)  Male sexual proprietariness and violence against wives.  Current Directions in Psychological Science 5: 2‑7.
Salmon CA & Daly M  (1996)  On the importance of kin relations to Canadian women and men.  Ethology & Sociobiology 17: 289-297.
- Reprinted in DT Kenrick & CL Luce, eds. (2004)  The functional mind: readings in evolutionary psychology.  Boston MA: Pearson.
Daly M, McConnell C & Glugosh T  (1996)  Parents’ knowledge of students’ beliefs and attitudes: an indirect assay of parental solicitude?  Ethology & Sociobiology 17: 201‑210.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1996)  Violence against stepchildren.  Current Directions in Psychological Science 5: 77‑81.
- Reprinted in TF Oltmanns & RE Emery, eds. (2004) Current directions in abnormal psychology.  Upper Saddle River NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall.
Wilson MI, Daly M, Gordon S & Pratt A  (1996)  Sex differences in valuations of the environment?  Population & Environment 18: 143‑159.
- Reprinted in D Penn & I Mysterud, eds. (2004)  Evolutionary perspectives on environmental problems.  Hawthorne NY: Aldine de Gruyter.
Daly M  (1996)  Evolutionary adaptationism: another biological approach to criminal and antisocial behaviour.  Pp. 183‑195 in GR Bock & JA Goode, eds., Genetics of criminal and antisocial behaviour.  (CIBA Foundation Symposium # 194.)  Chichester: Wiley.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1996)  Evolutionary psychology and marital conflict: the relevance of stepchildren.  Pp. 9‑28 in DM Buss & N Malamuth, eds., Sex, power, conflict: feminist and evolutionary perspectives.  New York: Oxford University Press.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1996)  La violence contre l’épouse, un crime passionnel.  Criminologie 29: 49-71.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1996)  Homicidal tendencies.  Demos Quarterly 10: 39-45.
Daly M  (1996)  Book review: MT McGuire, ed., “Human nature and the new Europe”.  Political Psychology 17: 789-791.
Wilson MI, Johnson H & Daly M  (1995)  Lethal and nonlethal violence against wives.  Canadian Journal of Criminology 37: 331‑361.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1995)  Discriminative parental solicitude and the relevance of evolutionary models to the analysis of motivational systems.  Pp. 1269‑1286 in M. Gazzaniga, ed.,  The cognitive neurosciences.  Cambridge MA: MIT Press.
Wilson MI, Daly M & Daniele A  (1995)  Familicide: the killing of spouse and children.  Aggressive Behavior 21: 275-291.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1995)  Evolutionary psychology: adaptationist, selectionist and comparative.  Psychological Inquiry 6: 34‑38.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1995)  Uxoricide.  Pp. 169‑178 in CR Block & R Block, eds., Trends, risks, and interventions in lethal violence: Proceedings of the 3rd annual spring symposium of the Homicide Research Working Group.  Washington DC: National Institute of Justice.
Wilson MI, Robertson LD, Daly M & Walton SA  (1995)  Effects of visual cues on assessment of water quality.  Journal of Environmental Psychology 15: 53‑63.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1994)  Some differential attributes of lethal assaults on small children by stepfathers versus genetic fathers.  Ethology & Sociobiology 15: 207‑217.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1994)  The evolutionary psychology of male violence.  Pp. 253‑288 in J Archer, ed., Male violence.  London: Routledge Kegan Paul.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1994)  Improve incentive structures, by all means, but “selfish” genes don't necessarily imply selfish people.  Human Ecology Review 1: 42‑45.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1994)  Spousal homicide.  Juristat 14(8): 1‑14.  (Statistics Canada catalogue 85‑002).  Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics.
Daly M  (1994)  Book review: S Pinker, “The language instinct”, and R Jackendoff “Patterns in the mind”.  Quarterly Review of Biology 69: 548‑549.
Wilson M & Daly M  (1994)  The psychology of parenting in evolutionary perspective and the case of human filicide.  Pp. 73‑104 in S Parmigiami & FS vom Saal, eds., Infanticide and parental care.  Chur, Switzerland: Harwood Academic Publishers.
Daly M & Wilson M  (1994)  Stepparenthood and the evolved psychology of discriminative parental solicitude.  Pp. 121‑134 in ibid.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1993)  Spousal homicide risk and estrangement.  Violence & Victims 8: 3‑16.
Daly M  (1993)  Beyond reproductive success differentials.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 16: 289‑290.
Wilson MI, Daly M & Wright C  (1993)  Uxoricide in Canada: demographic risk patterns.  Canadian Journal of Criminology 35: 263‑291.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1993)  Lethal confrontational violence among young men.  Pp. 84‑106 in NJ Bell & RW Bell, eds., Adolescent risk taking.  Newbury Park CA: Sage.
Daly M, Singh LS & Wilson MI  (1993)  Children fathered by previous partners: a risk factor for violence against women.  Canadian Journal of Public Health 84: 209‑210.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1993)  Cinderella in the bruised flesh.  The Times Higher Education Supplement June 25, iv‑v.
 - Reprinted in LSE Magazine (1993) 5(2): 23‑24.
Daly M  (1993)  Get a modem, and you too can evolve.  (Book review: Donald, The origins of the modern mind.)  Contemporary Psychology 38: 965‑966.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1993)  An evolutionary psychological perspective on male sexual proprietariness and violence against wives.  Violence & Victims 8: 271‑294.
 - Reprinted in RB Ruback & NA Weiner, eds. (1995)  Interpersonal violent behaviors: social and cultural aspects.  New York: Springer.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1993)  A lifespan perspective on homicidal violence: the young male syndrome.  Pp. 29‑38 in CR Block & RL Block, eds., Proceedings of the 2nd annual workshop of the Homicide Research Working Group.  Washington DC: National Institute of Justice.
Dobash RP, Dobash RE, Wilson MI & Daly M  (1992)  The myth of sexual symmetry in marital violence.  Social Problems 39: 71‑91.
 - Reprinted in BN Adams, ed. (1996)  A marriage and family reader. 
 - Reprinted in G Bird & MJ Sporakowski, eds. (1997)  Taking sides: clashing views on controversial issues in family and personal relationships (3rd ed'n)  Brown & Benchmark.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1992)  Who kills whom in spouse killings?  On the exceptional sex ratio of spousal homicides in the United States.  Criminology 30: 189‑215.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1992)  The man who mistook his wife for a chattel.  Pp. 289‑322 in JH Barkow, L Cosmides & J Tooby, eds., The adapted mind: evolutionary psychology and the generation of culture.  New York: Oxford University Press.
 - Reprinted (in Italian) in F Bacchini & C Lalli, eds. (2003) Che cos'è l'amor.  Milan: Baldini Castoldi Dalai.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1992)  ’Til death us do part.  Pp. 83‑98 in J Radford & DEH Russell, eds., Femicide: the politics of woman killing.  New York: Twayne.
 - Reprinted in R Weitz, ed. (1998) The Politics of Women’s Bodies, Oxford University Press.
Daly M, Behrends PR, Wilson MI & Jacobs LF  (1992)  Behavioural modulation of predation risk: moonlight avoidance and crepuscular compensation in a nocturnal desert rodent, Dipodomys merriami.  Animal Behaviour 44: 1‑9.
Daly M, Jacobs LF, Wilson MI & Behrends PR  (1992)  Scatter‑hoarding by kangaroo rats (Dipodomys merriami) and pilferage from their caches.  Behavioral Ecology 3: 102‑111.
Daly M, Wilson MI, Behrends PR & Jacobs LF  (1992)  Sexually differentiated effects of radiotransmitters on predation risk and behaviour in kangaroo rats, Dipodomys merriami.  Canadian Journal of Zoology 70: 1851‑1855.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1992)  What about the evolutionary psychology of coerciveness?  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 15: 403‑404.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1992)  Cinderella.  Harvard Mental Health Letter 9(2): 5‑7.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1992)  Book review: Ellis, "Theories of rape".  Archives of Sexual Behavior 21: 418‑421.
Daly M  (1992)  Primative perspectives.  (Book review: Silverberg & Gray, eds., Aggression and peacefulness in humans and other primates.)  Trends in Ecology & Evolution 7: 424‑425.
Daly M  (1992)  Book review: van der Dennen & Falger, eds., "Sociobiology and conflict".  Quarterly Review of Biology 67: 40.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1991)  Anti‑science and the pre‑Darwinian view of mankind.  American Anthropologist 93: 162‑165.
Daly M  (1991)  What is behavioral ecology?  Newsletter of the International Society for Behavioral Ecology 3(1): 10‑11.
Daly M  (1991)  Book review: Denno, Biology and violence.  Quarterly Review of Biology 66: 232.
Daly M  (1991)  Natural selection doesn't have goals, but it's the reason organisms do.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 14: 219‑220.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1991)  The metaphorical extension of “incest”: a human universal?  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 14: 280‑281.
Daly M  (1991)  Too many errors.  (Book review: Barkow, “Darwin, sex, and status”.)  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 14: 306‑307.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1991)  A reply to Gelles: Stepchildren are disproportionately abused, and diverse forms of violence can share causal factors.  Human Nature 2: 419‑426.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1990)  Killing the competition: Female/female and male/male homicide.  Human Nature 1: 83‑109.
Daly M, Wilson MI  (1990)  Is parent‑offspring conflict sex‑linked?  Freudian and Darwinian models.  Journal of Personality 58: 163‑189.
Daly M, Wilson MI, Behrends PR & Jacobs LF  (1990)  Characteristics of kangaroo rats (Dipodomys merriami) associated with differential predation risk.  Animal Behaviour 40: 380‑389.
Daly M  (1990)  Evolutionary theory and parental motives.  Pp. 25‑39 in NA Krasnegor & R Bridges, eds., Mammalian parenting: biochemical, neurobiological and behavioral determinants.  NY: Oxford.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1989)  Homicide and cultural evolution.  Ethology & Sociobiology 10: 99‑110.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1989)  Too many facts contradict Rushton's arguments.  London Free Press February 13, A9.
Daly M  (1989)  Parent‑offspring conflict and violence in evolutionary perspective.  Pp. 25‑43 in RW Bell & NJ Bell, eds. Sociobiology and the social sciences.  Lubbock TX: Texas Tech University Press.
Daly M  (1989)  On distinguishing evolved adaptation from epiphenomena.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 12: 520.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1988)  Homicide.  New York: Aldine de Gruyter.  xii + 328 pp.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1988)  Evolutionary social psychology and family homicide.  Science 242: 519‑524.  [See Science (1989) 243: 462‑464 for ensuing correspondence.]
- Reprinted in S Baron-Cohen, ed. (1997)  The maladapted mind: classic readings in evolutionary psychopathology.  Hove, UK: Psychology Press.
- Reprinted in DT Kenrick & CL Luce, eds. (2004)  The functional mind: readings in evolutionary psychology.  Boston MA: Pearson.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1988)  The Darwinian psychology of discriminative parental solicitude.  Nebraska Symposium on Motivation 35: 91‑144.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1988)  For the “fierce” Yanomamo and on the streets of America, homicide is a resource.  Los Angeles Times March 27, V: 5.
Daly M  (1988)  Book review: Michod & Levin, eds., “The evolution of sex”.  Animal Behaviour 36: 1560‑1561.
Daly M  (1988)  Book review: Mawson, “Transient criminality: a theory of stress‑induced crime”.  Contemporary Sociology 17: 655‑656.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1987)  Evolutionary psychology and family violence.  Pp. 293‑309 in C Crawford, M Smith & D Krebs, eds., Sociobiology and psychology.  Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1987)  Commentary on “Reconsidering violence in simple human societies: homicide among the Gebusi of New Guinea” by BM Knauft.  Current Anthropology 28: 482‑483.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1987)  Children as homicide victims.  Pp. 201‑214 in RJ Gelles & JB Lancaster, eds., Child abuse and neglect: biosocial dimensions.  NY: Aldine de Gruyter.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1987)  Risk of maltreatment of children living with stepparents.  Pp. 215‑232 in ibid.
Daly M  (1987)  Book review: Reynolds et al. eds., “The sociobiology of ethnocentrism”.  Trends in Ecology & Evolution 2: 318‑319.
 - Reprinted (with expansion) in the British Psychological Society Social Psychology Section Newsletter (1988) 19: 89‑92.
Behrends P, Daly M & Wilson MI  (1986)  Range use patterns and spatial relationships of Merriam’s kangaroo rats (Dipodomys merriami).  Behaviour 96: 187‑209.
Behrends P, Daly M & Wilson MI  (1986)  Aboveground activity of Merriam’s kangaroo rats (Dipodomys merriami) in relation to sex and reproduction.  Behaviour 96: 210‑226.
Daly M  (1986)  Breeding systems.  In PJB Slater, ed., The Collins encyclopedia of animal behaviour.  London: Collins.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1986)  A challenge to a caricature of Darwinism.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 9: 189‑190.
Daly M  (1986)  Book review: Itzkoff, “Triumph of the intelligent: the creation of Homo sapiens sapiens.”  Quarterly Review of Biology 61: 154.
Daly M  (1986)  Sociobiology: compromised critique. (Book review) Bioscience 36: 626‑628.
Daly M  (1986)  Book review: Lerner, “On the nature of human plasticity”.  Quarterly Review of Biology 61: 154‑155.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1986)  Child abuse risk and household composition in Hamilton.  Journal of the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies 31 (Oct): 11‑15.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1985)  Competitiveness, risk‑taking and violence: the young male syndrome.  Ethology & Sociobiology 6: 59‑73.
- Reprinted in DT Kenrick & CL Luce, eds. (2004)  The functional mind: readings in evolutionary psychology.  Boston MA: Pearson.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1985)  Child abuse and other risks of not living with both parents.  Ethology & Sociobiology 6: 197‑210.
 - Reprinted in LL Betzig, ed.  (1997)  Human nature: a critical reader.  New York: Oxford.
Wilson MI, Daly M & Behrends P  (1985)  The estrous cycle of two species of kangaroo rats (Dipodomys microps and D. merriami).  Journal of Mammalogy 66: 726‑732.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1985)  Book review: Hölldobler & Lindauer, eds., “Experimental behavioral ecology and sociobiology”.  Ethology & Sociobiology 6: 271‑272.
Daly M & Behrends P  (1984)  Effect of moving traps between trapping stations upon rodent retrapping data.  American Midland Naturalist 112: 205‑207.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1984)  A sociobiological analysis of human infanticide.  Pp. 487‑502 in G Hausfater & SB Hrdy, eds., Infanticide: comparative and evolutionary perspectives.  NY: Aldine.
Daly M, Wilson MI & Behrends P  (1984)  Breeding of captive kangaroo rats (Dipodomys merriami and D. microps).  Journal of Mammalogy 65: 338‑341.
Daly M  (1984)  Book review: Rajecki, “Comparing behavior”.  Animal Behaviour 32: 309.
Daly M  (1984)  Natural history of the self. (Book review)  Bioscience 34: 587.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1983)  Sex, evolution and behavior, 2nd ed.  Boston: Willard Grant Press.  xiv + 402 pp.
Wilson MI, Daly M & Weghorst SJ  (1983)  Differential maltreatment of girls and boys.  Victimology 6: 249‑261.
Daly M  (1983)  The fittest genes. (Book review)  Contemporary Psychology 28: 199‑200.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1983)  Explaining inbreeding avoidance requires more complex models.  Behavioral & Brain Sciences 6: 105.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1982)  Homicide and kinship.  American Anthropologist 84: 372‑378.
Daly M  (1982)  Some caveats about cultural transmission models.  Human Ecology 10: 401‑408.
Daly M, Wilson MI & Weghorst SJ  (1982)  Male sexual jealousy.  Ethology & Sociobiology 3: 11‑27.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1982)  Whom are newborn babies said to resemble?  Ethology & Sociobiology 3: 69‑78.
Daly M, Rauschenberger J & Behrends P  (1982)  Food aversion learning in kangaroo rats: a specialist‑generalist comparison.  Animal Learning & Behavior 10: 314‑320.
Wilson MI & Daly M  (1982)  Book review: Paige & Paige, "The politics of reproductive ritual".  Human Ecology 10: 153‑156.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1981)  Abuse and neglect of children in evolutionary perspective.  In RD Alexander & DW Tinkle, eds., Natural selection and social behavior.  NY: Chiron.
Daly M  (1981)  Book review: Barlow & Silverberg, eds., “Sociobiology: beyond nature/nurture?”.  Journal of Social & Biological Structures 4: 197‑198.
Daly M  (1981)  Book review: Lockard, ed., “The evolution of human social behavior”.  Human Ecology 9: 390‑391.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1981)  Child maltreatment from a sociobiological perspective.  New Directions for Child Development 11: 93‑112.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1980)  Discriminative parental solicitude: a biological perspective.  Journal of Marriage & the Family 42: 277‑288.
Wilson MI, Daly M & Weghorst SJ  (1980)  Household composition and the risk of child abuse and neglect.  Journal of Biosocial Science 12: 333‑340.
Daly M  (1980)  Contentious genes.  Journal of Social & Biological Structures 3: 77‑81.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1980)  Male and female. (Book review)  The Sciences 20(3): 22‑24.
Daly M  (1980)  Thriving young discipline. (Book review)  Nature 284: 681‑682.
Daly M  (1980)  Book review: Clutton‑Brock & Harvey, eds., "Readings in sociobiology".  Journal of Social & Biological Structures 3: 233.
Daly M, Wilson MI & Behrends P  (1980)  Factors affecting rodents’ responses to odours of strangers encountered in the field: experiments with odour‑baited traps.  Behavioral Ecology & Sociobiology 6: 323‑329.
Daly M  (1979)  Why don't male mammals lactate?  Journal of Theoretical Biology 78: 325‑345.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1979)  Sex and strategy.  New Scientist 81: 15‑17.
Daly M  (1979)  Of Libyan jirds and fat sand rats.  Natural History 88(2): 64‑71.
Daly M  (1979)  Book review: Calaby & Tyndale‑Biscoe, eds., "Reproduction and evolution".  Quarterly Review of Biology 54: 84‑85.
Daly M  (1978)  The cost of mating.  American Naturalist 112: 771‑774.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1978)  Sex, evolution and behavior.  North Scituate, Massachusetts: Duxbury Press. xi + 387 pp.
Daly M, Wilson MI & Faux SF  (1978)  Seasonally variable effects of conspecific odors upon capture of deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus gambelii).  Behavioral Biology 23: 254‑259.
Daly M  (1978)  Commentary on Barkow’s “Social norms, the self and sociobiology”.  Current Anthropology 19: 103‑104.
Daly M & Wilson MI  (1978)  Functional significance of the psychology of men and women.  Human Ethology Newsletter 23: 6‑8.
Daly M  (1977)  Some experimental tests of the functional significance of scent‑marking in gerbils.  Journal of Comparative & Physiological Psychology 91: 1082‑1094.
Daly M  (1977)  Book review: Thiessen & Yahr, "The gerbil in behavioral investigations".  Animal Behaviour 25: 791.
Daly M  (1976)  Behavioral development in three hamster species.  Developmental Psychobiology 9: 315‑323.
Daly M & Daly S  (1975)  Behavior of Psammomys obesus (Rodentia: Gerbillinae) in the Algerian Sahara.  Zeitschrift für Tierpsychologie 37: 298‑321.
Daly M  (1975)  Early use of solid food by a leaf‑eating gerbil (Psammomys obesus).  Journal of Mammalogy 56: 509‑511.
Daly M & Daly S  (1975)  Oiseaux observés à Beni‑Abbès, Sahara algérien.  l'Oiseau et Revue française d'Ornithologie 45: 337‑340.
Daly M & Daly S  (1975)  Socio‑ecology of Saharan gerbils, especially Meriones libycus.  Mammalia 39: 289‑311.
Daly M & Daly S  (1974)  Spatial distribution of a leaf‑eating Saharan gerbil (Psammomys obesus) in relation to its food.  Mammalia 38: 591‑603.
Daly M  (1973)  Early stimulation of rodents: a critical review of past interpretations.  British Journal of Psychology 64: 435‑460.
Daly M & Daly S  (1973)  On the feeding ecology of Psammomys obesus (Rodentia: Gerbillidae) in the Wadi Saoura, Algeria.  Mammalia 37: 545‑561.
Daly M  (1972)  The maternal behaviour cycle in golden hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus). Zeitschrift für Tierpsychologie 31: 289‑299.