Human Mating Patterns.

• DOI: 10.2307/2803731
• Publication Date: 2006-06-16T21:08:50Z
• Authors: Malcolm Smith; C. G. N. Mascie-T...; A. J. Boyce
• Keywords: 05 social sciences; 0501 psychology and cognitive sciences

Preface Part I. Historical and Demographic Studies: 1. Mating Patterns: an historical perspective A. D. J. Macfarlane 2. distance population structure: a review C. Swedlund 3. Marriage ethnicity Peach Clyde Mitchell 4. patterns in isolates L. Jakobi P. Darlu II. Mate Choice Assortative mating: 5. mating for psychometric characters G. N. Mascie-Taylor 6. anthropometric Susanne Y. Lepage 7. Application of surname frequency distributions to studies preferences W. Lasker III. Medical Biological Aspects Inbreeding: 8. Genetic relatedness the evolution animal F. Read H. Harvey 9. Regulation choice nonhuman primates Quiatt 10. Inbreeding human populations: assessment costs Bittles E. Makov 11. genetic disease Harper Roberts IV. Social, Religious Cultural Factors: 12. The effect preference rules on marriage B. Dyke Riviere 13. rules, fertility V. Reynolds 14. relevance polygyny threshold model humans M. Borgerhoff Mulder Index.