In human crowds as well as in many animal societies, local interactions among individuals
often give rise to self-organized collective organizations that offer functional benefits to the …

Languages are transmitted through channels created by kinship systems. Given sufficient
time, these kinship channels can change the genetic and linguistic structure of populations. In …

… Because a suitable cousin may not always be available to marry (eg, in a family with no
children of the required sex), we track the effective (ie, actual) rate of MBD marriage in addition to …

… (eg, aging) or social ones (eg, walking together in groups). We clearly isolate the role of
the density factors we considered on the resulting traffic conditions. This however limited the …

… through time are similar between islands, with no clear distinctions between islands
dominated by Asian ancestry (eg, Bali) and islands dominated by Papuan ancestry (eg, Timor). …

… Although additional spatial heterogeneity could help to improve this basic neutral model (eg
by accounting for the Sahara), the simple one used here proved to be very useful for …

… In other cases, the irradiation flux may be characterized by low effective temperatures (eg
if the parent star is an M-dwarf), so that the incoming and outgoing irradiation are not so …

… 8b) resulting from deformation of material having significant rheological contrasts (eg,
mafic rocks versus serpentinite), the existence of initial crustal heterogeneities and additional …

… , and even solutions with no core can be found (Guillot 1999a). These solutions depend on
the hypothetic phase separation of an abundant species (eg, water), and generally cause an …

… In this manuscript Guillot and Cox test the claim made by Balaresque et al. (2015) that a
subset of Y-chromosome haplotypes from Central Asian men occur at “unusually” high frequency…