Mark Dyble

The paper compares sibling type distributions across human societies and nonhuman mammals to assess monogamy's role in human mating systems.

The paper develops a model to predict human kinship dynamics using marriage practices, residence rules, and demographic parameters, showing it captures patterns of male and female kinship dynamics across diverse societies.

This study compares physical activity levels in BaYaka hunter-gatherer children with US and UK children, finding higher activity in BaYaka children and age-related differences.

The paper maps social networks of hunter-gatherers to show that non-kin friendships enhance cultural exchange and are an ancestral adaptation.