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Evolution of warfare by resource raiding favors polymorphism in belligerence and bravery

2021-11-03

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From protists to primates, intergroup aggression and warfare over resources has been observed in several taxa whose populations typically consist of groups connected by limited genetic mixing. Here, we model the co-evolution between four traits relevant to this setting: (i) investment into common-pool resource production within groups (“helping”); (ii) proclivity to raid other groups to appropriate their resources...

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9ca43b08-7661-5029-8af8-6b0dc556e611
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10.1101/2021.11.01.466436
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