Why did doctrinal religions first appear in the Northern Subtropical Zone? by Dunbar, RIM

Religion, the social brain and the mystical stance by Dunbar, RIM

Six good reasons why understanding religion requires a multidisciplinary approach: response to commentators by Dunbar, RIM

The origins and function of musical performance by Dunbar, RIM

Fertility as a constraint on group size in African great apes by Dunbar, RIM

Reply to Jern et al.: On asking the right questions by Dunbar, RIM

Social networks and their implications for community living for people with a learning disability by Dunbar, RIM

Laughter and its role in the evolution of human social bonding by Dunbar, RIM

Multilevel sociality in the spotted hyaena: how to live in largegroups without falling prey to the infertility trap by Dunbar, RIM

Observations on the ecology and social organization of the green monkey, Cercopithecus sabaeus, in Senegal by Dunbar, RIM

Competition and niche separation in a high altitude herbivore community in Ethiopia by Dunbar, RIM

Virtual touch and the human social world by Dunbar, RIM

Sexual behaviour and social relationships among gelada baboons by Dunbar, RIM

Female dispersion is necessary, but not sufficient, for pairbonded monogamy in mammals by Dunbar, RIM

Australopithecine diet based on a baboon analogy by Dunbar, RIM

Age-dependent changes in sexual skin colour and associated phenomena of female gelada baboons by Dunbar, RIM

Structure and function in human and primate social networks: implications for diffusion, network stability and health by Dunbar, RIM

Lifehistory trade-offs influence women’s reproductive strategies by Dunbar, RIM, Grainger, S

Social complexity and the fractal structure of group size in primate social evolution by Dunbar, RIM, Shultz, S

The infertility trap: The fertility costs of group-living in mammalian social evolution by Dunbar, RIM, Shultz, S