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Evolution of density-dependent cooperation.
Bulletin of mathematical biology - 1 Dec 2014
Seppänen Anne, Parvinen Kalle
Abstract excerpt
Cooperation is surprisingly common in life despite of its vulnerability to selfish cheating, i.e. defecting. Defectors do not contribute to common resources but take the advantage of cooperators' investments. Therefore, the emergence and maintenance of cooperation have been considered irrational phenomena. In this study, we focus on plastic, quantitative cooperation behaviour, especially on its evolution. We...
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