Toward evolutionary graphs with two sexes: a kin selection analysis of a sex allocation problem.

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Evolutionary graphs are used to model the effects of spatial and social structure in social evolutionary problems (e.g. evolutionary games). Recent work has highlighted the fact that evolution on graphs can be understood using kin selection theory. This paper shows how one can use kin selection to study evolutionary graphs inhabited by a diploid sexual organism by means of a simple example. Specifically, we study...

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