Social Evolution: Selection on Multiple Cooperative Traits Optimizes Cost-Benefit Relationships.

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Cooperation is potentially risky in a population where non-producing cheats can reap benefits from and gain a fitness advantage over cooperators. A new study shows that cooperation can be safeguarded by selection on multiple traits.

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