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The article presents an investigation of the circumstances under which helping-at-the-nest might be advantageous in a Hungarian Gypsy population. Several topics are also discussed in the article, including the reasons for the Gypsies' practice of female-biased investment, the evaluation of the behavior of the Gypsies, and the assumptions and predictions on the helpers-at-the-nest hypothesis. It mentions that unlike from other Gypsies, Hungarian Gypsies live in small settled communities, some of which form isolated villages.