B.1 Stability of the $B_1$ equilibrium with culture
To determine the stability of this equilibrium, I calculated the characteristic equation for the system given by Equations 7 and 8 evaluated where $y_{f11} = y_{m11} = 1$.
32(1+bm−μ)3(1+bf−μ)4λ8(2(1+bm−μ)λ−1)((1+bf−μ)λ−1)
(2(1+bf−μ)λ−1)(2(1+bm−μ)(1+bf−μ)λ−(2+bm+bf−2μ))
(4(1+bm−μ)(1+bf−μ)λ2−2(1+bm−μ)(2+bf−μ)λ+(bm−μ))=0
Explicit expressions for the eigenvalues can be found, though the eigenvalues resulting from the cubic factor of the characteristic polynomial are difficult to evaluate symbolically. Therefore, I evaluated the eigenvalues numerically by substituting the values for $b_f - \mu$, and $b_m - \mu$ explored in the main text. Figure B.1 shows a close correspondence between the region where this equilibrium is stable and where $B_1$ and the cultural trait go to fixation in the numerical simulations in the main text.
B.2 Stability of the $B_2$ equilibrium with culture in females
To determine the stability of this equilibrium, I calculated the characteristic equation for the system given by Equations 7 and 8 evaluated where $y_{f21} = y_{m20} = 1$.
32(1+bf−μ)4λ8(2λ−(2+bm−μ))((1+bf−μ)λ−1)
(−4(1+bf−μ)λ2+2(1+(1+bm−μ)(1+bf−μ))λ−(bm−μ))
(2(1+bf−μ)λ−(2+bf−μ))(2(1+bf−μ)λ−1)=0
I evaluated the resulting eigenvalues numerically by substituting the values of $b_f - \mu$ and