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Nice natives and mean migrants: the evolution of dispersal-dependent social behaviour in viscous populations.
Journal of evolutionary biology - 1 Nov 2008
El Mouden C, Gardner A
Abstract excerpt
There has been much interest in the evolution of social behaviour in viscous populations. While low dispersal increases the relatedness of neighbours, which tends to promote the evolution of indiscriminate helping behaviour, it can also increase competition between neighbours, which tends to inhibit the evolution of helping and may even favour harming behaviour. In the simplest scenario, these two effects exactly...
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