Abstract:In Blasi et al. (2019) we have shown, through a series of statistical analyses and models, that human sound systems have been affected by a transition in bite configuration starting from the Neolithic. Tarasov and Uyeda (2020) (henceforth T&U) raise a number of observations in relation to our article. We appreciate T&U's engagement with our work and their sharing of the code and data of the analyses reported. In brief, their technical comment involves five analyses:
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