… used a Bayesian phylogenetic method to reconstruct the evolutionary history of 59 Japonic
… population were responsible for shaping the diversity of Japonic languages, then the time …

… genetic and cultural nomenclature is to conceptualise material culture as underwritten by a
… culture change is also understood as an evolutionary process, a wealth of analytical methods …

… problems using quantitative phylogenetic methods that were … histories and a number of
cultural phenomena, such as languages [1,… the evolutionary histories of the most phylogenetically …

… favored cultural solutions for many of the problems encountered in the expansion. We suggest
that cultural evolution has been subrogating biologic evolution … 1), 3 phylogenetic unifying …

… cultural phylogenetic methods to formally test these long-held hypotheses about the co-evolution
of kinship terminology diversity … recent improvements in Bantu phylogeny to test these …

… evolutionary account of language origin and development is not part of the Comparative
Method … to argue in favor of new phylogenetic methods which are sometimes used in linguistics …

… use a phylogenetic diversity (PD) approach based on chloroplast DNA in order to assess
genetic diversity within and across eight Dioscorea species of Cameroon. This approach has …

… and mechanisms by which cultural traits originate, move, change, and disappear. The use
of phylogenetic methods, originated in evolutionary biology to measure relatedness between …

… The use of phylogenetic methods in anthropological fields such as archaeology, … “culture
data”) is based on an analogy between human cultural evolution and biological evolution. We …

… and proposes that it should be seen largely as a means of approaching macroevolutionary
patterns-for example, through the use of phylogenetic methods to reconstruct artifact lineages …