Table of contents Considering the influence of sexual frequency on age of menopause, Megan Arnot [et al.]............................................ 12 Early-life adversities and the presence of pathological personality traits in young adulthood, BélaBirkás[et al.]............................. 13 Reproductive Conflict and Child Mortality in Four Countries: A Cross-Sectional Study, Dugald Foster [et al.].............................. 14 Inflammaging: blame the sons. Number of sons and maternal C-reactive protein level among postmenopausal women., Andrzej Galbarczyk [et al.]......... 15 Is C-reactive protein (CRP) a valid biomarker for capturing the trade-off between immunity and reproduction during the female menstrual cycle?, Gabriella Kountourides [et al.].................................. 16 A Closer Look at Global Prevalence of Obstetric Fistula, Lexi Lang [et al.]... 18 Why are men muscular? Tests of reproductive, hormonal and ecological hypotheses to explain variation in human male muscularity within populations of Bangladeshi and British men., Kesson Magid.................... 19 Testing the bargaining model of depression in a forager-horticulturalist society, Sarah Myers [et al.]................................ 20 The origin of medicine and the placebo effect, Michel Raymond.......... 21 Understanding Reproductive Health in Ethiopia, Rose Stevens [et al.]...... 22 Keeping up with the reproduction: short-legged edition, Anita Magdalena Zal- isz [et al.]........................................ 24 Apolipoprotein E (ApoE) polymorphism and women's reproductive success, Joanna Zyrek_ [et al.]...................................... 26 1 Do affective factors predict individual differences in facial expression recogni- tion?, Sarah A. H Alharbi [et al.]........................... 27 Overlap in social networks drives cooperative norms and strategic behavior, Curtis Atkisson......................................... 28 The effect of variation in social encounters on human heuristic strategies, Ine Aertgeerts [et al.].................................... 29 Evolution of the Family: Theory and Implications for Economics, Ingela Alger [et al.]............................................ 31 Does alloparental care vary across a rural-urban gradient in north-western Tan- zania?, Hassan Anushe [et al.]............................. 32 Further exploration of the evolutionary tradeoffs in psychopathy: is there a fertility-mortality tradeoff?, Nevena Batinić[et al.]................. 33 Humans do conceal sex across cultures. But why?, Yitzchak Ben Mocha [et al.]. 34 Sex differences in an indicator of stress in a contemporary hunter-gatherer population, J. Colette Berbesque [et al.].......................... 35 New Challenges to the Comparative Evolutionary Social Sciences, Monique Borg- erhoff Mulder...................................... 36 Sexual division of labour varies with sex ratio and residence pattern in rural China., Yuan Chen [et al.]............................... 37 Potential demographic variables underlying cross-cousin marriage among the Yanomamo and Dogon people, Arianna Dalzero......................... 38 The Importance of Life History for the Evolution of Social Learning, Dominik Deffner [et al.]...................................... 39 Quantifying spillover effects in cooperative behaviour from common to rare social interaction types, Peter Dewitte [et al.]........................ 40 The evolutionary transition to theory of mind, Slimane Dridi [et al.]....... 42 Costly Religious Behaviours in Tibetan Populations, Cai Rang Dung Zhi [et al.]. 43 Navigating Landscapes: The Life Course of Mobility in a Historical Dutch Pop- ulation, Natalia Fedorova [et al.]........................... 45 Same-sex Friendships among Hunter-Gatherers, Tommy Flint........... 46 2 Inference of ecological and social drivers of human brain-size evolution, Mauricio Gonzalez-Forero [et al.]................................. 47 Sugar consumption and variation of phenotypical traits in humans (cognition, choices, cooperation)., LéonardGuillou [et al.].................... 48 Gossip discrimination: A novel mechanism to stabilize cooperation in models of indirect reciprocity with endogenous norms, Toby Handfield [et al.]........ 49 Risk aversion and prosocial preferences: Considering adaptive mechanisms to deal with highly uncertain environments, Shogo Homma [et al.]............. 50 Ecological predictors of allomaternal care across human societies, Adrian Jaeggi [et al.]............................................ 51 A brief analysis of communication in common pool resources and its potential role in sustainability., Oliver Juan.......................... 52 Testing evolutionary theories of inter-group conflicts: support for individual se- lection models, Jaakko Junikka [et al.]........................ 53 Near the Knuckle: Using Traveller Bare-Knuckle Contests to test hypotheses about male-male aggression, Robert King...................... 54 Cognitive ability and fertility amongst Swedish men Evidence from 18 cohorts of military conscription, Martin Kolk [et al.]...................... 55 Kinship Ties Across the Lifespan in Human Communities, Jeremy Koster [et al.] 56 Ritual Behavior, Religious Badges, and Within-Group Trust, Martin Lang [et al.] 57 Shared interests or sexual conflict? Spousal age gap, women's empowerment & fertility in rural Tanzania, David Lawson [et al.].................. 59 Current and childhood environmental harshness are linked to adult levels of cooperation, Niels Lettinga [et al.]............................ 60 Early Plant Learning in Fiji, Rita Mcnamara [et al.]................ 61 A natural history of song, Samuel Mehr [et al.]................... 62 Dyadic patterns of smiling predict interactive styles and outcomes of face-to-face negotiation., Marc Mehu................................ 63 Conflicts within and between groups over military alliances inhibit the evolution of large-scale human societies, Alberto Micheletti [et al.].............. 64 3 How does the impact of social information depend on its distribution?, Lucas Molleman [et al.].................................... 65 Ecological predictors of gender inequality: A 54-nation study of ecology, oppor- tunity, and economic inequality, Naomi Muggleton................. 67 Universality and linguistic experience in the perception of speech rhythm, and its relevance for speech evolution, Mikhail Ordin [et al.]................ 68 Who cares? Demography and cooperative breeding in Agta foragers, Abigail E Page [et al.]....................................... 69 Witches or wizards? The co-evolution of witchcraft phenotypes and social sys- tems, Sarah Peacey [et al.]............................... 70 Tragedy of the Commons or Tragedy of the Private Land?, Bai Peng-Peng [et al.] 71 Group size and collective action, Jorge Pe~na[et al.]................. 72 Isochrony and meter convergence in speech as coalition signals, Leona Polyan- skaya [et al.]....................................... 73 The relative contributions of relatedness and kinship to social support in rural Tamil Nadu, Eleanor Power [et al.].......................... 74 Explaining Diversity in Foraging behavior of Children in Pemba Island, Zanz- ibar, Ilaria Pretelli [et al.]............................... 75 Gendered division of labour and childbearing in low-fertility settings., Alyce Ray- bould [et al.]...................................... 76 Cooperation, Conflict and Social Status in a Small-Scale Society, Daniel Red- head [et al.]....................................... 77 Southpaw advantage: left-handed men are over-represented in combat sports and win more fights in two large samples., Thomas Richardson [et al.]......... 78 Why do older people fall in love? Partnership transitions and family relations in later life, Anna Rotkirch [et al.]............................ 79 Husband, Lover, Pater, Genitor: Concurrency and Paternity in Himba Pastoral- ists, Brooke Scelza [et al.]............................... 80 Parent-offspring conflict unlikely to explain `child marriage' in northwestern Tan- zania, Susan Schaffnit [et al.]............................. 81 4 Formal leadership and collective action in two horticulturalist populations in Bo- livia, Edmond Seabright [et al.]............................ 82 No evidence that becoming a grandparent benefits well-being: What does this mean for evolutionary theories of grandparenting?, Paula Sheppard [et al.].... 83 Association between immune system reactivity and facial attractiveness in men, Zanetaˇ Slámová[et al.]..................................... 84 Grandmothers are crucial for grandchild survival between the first and second year of life in families with low SES, Petr Turecek [et al.]............. 85 How do hunter-gatherers decide to move their camps?, Vivek Venkataraman [et al.] 86 Influence of skin color and a prosocial priming in costly sharing in children from Northeast Brazil, Maria Emilia Yamamoto [et al.].................. 88 The Evolutionary Ecology of Menopause Symptoms, Yuping Yang [et al.].... 89 Evolutionary ecology of non-reproductive monks, Liqiong Zhou [et al.]...... 90 High social status is associated with child health among women, but not men, in an acculturating horticulturalist population, Sarah Alami [et al.]......... 91 Uncertainty about social interactions leads to social heuristics: evidence from a cooperation experiment, Pieter Van Den Berg [et al.]................ 92 She Always Steps in the Same River: Similarity Among Long-Term Partners in Their Demographic, Physical,

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