Exploring inbreeding dynamics by considering reproductive bound and polygyny

Inbreeding is a clinically significant measure of population dependent on human social structures including the size or cultural traits. Here, we propose an expanded and elaborate model to analyze inbreeding within where explicit polygyny bounds are taken into account. Unlike models presented so far, implemented biologically realistic assumptions that there disproportionate probability males reproduce (polygyny) female reproduction bounded. Using proposed equations, changed parameters represent degree, reproductive bound correlated mutation rate, total size. The disappearance numerous societies experienced results in long-lasting effect decreasing coefficient. Decreased with higher rate reveals similar results. After each factor analyzed, modeled dynamics coefficient throughout imaginary disappears late marriage becomes prevalent. In this group, gradually exponentially increases reflecting traits prehistoric society rising agricultural productivity. To observe how less marriage, feature modern developed society, affects dynamics, were assumed decrease after upsurge. can explain trend actual predict will be shifted when continue.