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The Evolution of Cooperation: Interacting Phenotypes among Social Partners.

The American naturalist - 1 Jun 2017

Edenbrow Mat, Bleakley Bronwyn H, Darden Safi K, Tyler Charles R, Ramnarine Indar W, Croft Darren P

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Models of cooperation among nonkin suggest that social assortment is important for the evolution of cooperation. Theory predicts that interacting phenotypes, whereby an individual's behavior depends on the behavior of its social partners, can drive such social assortment. We measured repeated indirect genetic effects (IGEs) during cooperative predator inspection in eight populations of Trinidadian guppies...

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PMID: 28514638
DOI: 10.1086/691386

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