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Stags, Hawks, and Doves: Social Evolution Theory and Individual Variation in Cooperation

2017-04-11

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One of the triumphs of evolutionary biology is the discovery of robust mechanisms that promote the evolution of cooperative behaviors even when those behaviors reduce the fertility or survival of cooperators. Though these mechanisms, kin selection, reciprocity, and nonlinear payoffs to cooperation, have been extensively studied separately, investigating their joint effect on the evolution of cooperation has been m...

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c2320436-d6fa-5af4-ac63-12f541c6e2a2
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10.1101/126367
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