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Rapid environmental change in games: complications and curiosities

2018-08-22

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Human-induced rapid environmental change (HIREC) has recently led to alterations in the fitness and behavior of many organisms. Game theory is an important tool of behavioral ecology for analyzing evolutionary situations involving multiple individuals. However, game theory bypasses the details by which behavioral phenotypes are determined, taking the functional perspective straight from expected payoffs to predict...

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Literature Corpus work: b881bd67-4ab3-5a2d-9f44-d56d336b9cd4
DOI: 10.1101/397497

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