Primate dental function and evolution: longitudinal 3D tooth wear in wild baboons [0.03%]
灵长目动物的牙齿功能和演化：野外狒狒的三维牙齿磨损研究
Ian Towle,Luca Fiorenza,Kristin L Krueger et al.
Ian Towle et al.
Tooth wear constrains feeding efficiency, life history, and survival in mammals, yet its progression in wild populations remains poorly understood. We use high-resolution 3D analysis to quantify occlusal tissue loss over a 3-year period in ...
Eleni Seferidou,Gözde Atağ
Eleni Seferidou
Patterns of social organisation and gender differentiation in past societies are difficult to reconstruct from material culture data alone, are prone to modern interpretation biases, and often remain subjects of controversy. An important as...
Ammie K Kalan,Claudio Tennie
Ammie K Kalan
Mid-last century, controversy existed around the question whether non-human great apes have culture. To a large degree, this is no longer controversial - apes have their own cultures. However, there remains controversy around how to best st...
Self-reported social media use does not affect cross-cultural consensus in first impressions [0.03%]
自我报告的社交媒体使用不影响第一印象的跨文化共识
Vojtěch Fiala,Slawomir Wacewicz,Zuzana Štěrbová et al.
Vojtěch Fiala et al.
Research focusing on first impression formation based on facial stimuli lacks a conclusion on whether there is a cross-cultural agreement and how deeply it has proliferated across distant populations. Social media may play an important role...
Rony Karstadt,Chloe Shiff,Tomer Oron et al.
Rony Karstadt et al.
Human handedness results from the interplay of genetic and cultural influences. A gene-culture co-evolutionary model for handedness was introduced by Laland et al. (1995), and this study generalizes that model and the related analysis. We a...
Saved in translation? Diversity shared in French and Dutch medieval literature [0.03%]
转译以存世——兼论中世纪法语和荷兰语文学中的多样性问题
Mike Kestemont,Folgert Karsdorp,Jean-Baptiste Camps et al.
Mike Kestemont et al.
Empirical studies often have to work with incomplete samples, with scholars rarely accounting for under-registration: in cultural heritage e.g. the age-long loss of artefacts can yield an under-estimation of the original richness of assembl...
Carol M Worthman
Carol M Worthman
Women's mental health is commonly regarded as worse than that of men across most cultures and countries, although the pronounced female disparity for affective disorders, particularly depression and anxiety, is reversed for other mental con...
Social complexity is not strongly predictive of indiscriminate killing of wartime enemies in a cross-cultural sample [0.03%]
社会复杂性不是战场上滥杀无辜的跨文化预测因素
Kiran Basava
Kiran Basava
The origins and correlates of war are historically contentious in anthropology, with researchers divided over its relationship to the development of agriculture, sedentism, and centralized states. Although this research tends not to focus o...
EHS editorial 2025 [0.03%]
环境、健康与安全专栏 2025年版
Ruth Mace
Ruth Mace
Theodore Samore,Richard Sosis,John Shaver et al.
Theodore Samore et al.
Researchers have long speculated about the evolutionary benefits of religiosity. One explanation for the evolution of religious ritual is that rituals signal commitment to co-religionists. As a major domain of prosocial behaviour, alloparen...