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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2022-01-03
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Sex-biased dispersal has long been of interest to anthropologists and biologists, as it can structure 族群s and determine patterns of kinship, relatedness and 合作. In most contemporary human societies, females usually disperse at marriage. In a minority of human societies, male dispersal, bisexual philopatry, or both sexes dispersing is practiced. Previous studies suggest that 湧現 of either agriculture, cattle pastoralism, or patriliny is associated with female-biased dispersal in certain 語言 families. The ancestral patterns of sexspecific dispersal and its ecological correlates in Sino-Tibetans remain uncertain. Here we use comparative 系統發育 methods to infer the 演化ary history of sex-specific dispersal in Sino-Tibetan groups, and tested for co演化 between subsistence (agriculture and cattle-keepin
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