… in biology to study phylogenetic patterns. I hope that this … the phylogenetic research being
conducted across evolutionary … phylogenetic approaches more accessible to evolutionary …

… and use of speech among our closest phylogenetic neighbors are in some part due to the
different anatomy of mouth and throat, which limits their phonetic repertoire. It is especially …

… cultures do not invalidate a phylogenetic approach to cultural and linguistic evolution. … The
potential of phylogenetic methods for evolutionary analyses of culture has not gone unnoticed, …

… In order to use PCMs to test evolutionary theories of culture, a phylogeny … to test evolutionary
hypotheses about culture. While phylogenetic methods have the power to account for …

… phylogenetic approaches to investigating cultural diversity. … A phylogenetic approach to
the evolution of cultural diversity. The evolution of cultural diversity: a phylogenetic approach (…

… Phylogenetic methods assume that cultural traits behave like genetic traits, particularly
with regard to the prominence of vertical trait transmission from parent generations to later …

… used when applying phylogenetic methods to cultural data … transmission in culture compared
to biological evolution. This … critics fully advocate evolutionary approaches to culture, they …

… into the evolution of … methods and phylogenetic methods, particularly relating to the ISEA
region [17]–[21]. A growing field also exists of applying phylogenetic methods to material culture…

… evolution. Greenhill et al. [32] used data from Austronesian and Indo-European languages
and found that rates of evolution in … Dediu [33,34] has also used phylogenetic methods to …

… increasingly use phylogenetic methods to test hypotheses involving cross-cultural traits, but
the appropriateness of applying tree-based methods to analyze cultural traits is unclear. The …