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Non-kin selection enhances complexity in cooperation: A unified quantitative law.
Computational biology and chemistry - 1 Dec 2022
Wang Xiaoliang, Harrison Andrew
Abstract excerpt
How cooperation evolves in the presence of selfishness is a core problem in evolutionary biology. Selfish individuals tend to benefit themselves, which makes it harder to maintain cooperation between unrelated individuals and for living systems to evolve towards complex organizations. The general evolutionary model presented here identifies that non-kin selection is the root cause for cooperation between...
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