hominid life history

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My graduate study at the U. of the Witwatersrand will involve researching
life cycles of the gracile australopithecines, and more specifically,
reproductive variables of their life histories. I have read a lot about
correlations between these variables and about skeletal evidence for
reproductive strategy learned through study of living primates. It seems
that life history theory is rapidly evolving and I am interested in
learning about the latest research, which may not be available through the
libraries to which I currently have access. Any suggestions?

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