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Non-monogamy can contribute to stable societies
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Thu Jun 16 2022
The ‘cooperative phenotype’: people that pay a cost to themselves to help a stranger, are likely to do so again and in different circumstances.
Posted by:
ElenaZwirner
Posted Sat Aug 01 2020
Cooperation evolves readily if individuals can walk away from uncooperative partners
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Fri Jun 26 2020
Magpies in bigger groups are more intelligent and have more offspring
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Sun Oct 28 2018
Clever game players that extort their partner in the Prisoner’s dilemma do well head-to-head but do poorly in a mixed population of different players
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Mon Jul 16 2018
A clever game player can choose a strategy than ensures it beats an opponent in the Prisoner’s dilemma game
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Mon Jul 16 2018
Animals shield their families from a harsh world
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Mon Jul 16 2018
Animals may act to reduce their own fitness if the act has a big benefit to relatives
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Fri Oct 27 2017
Relatedness does not play a role in the evolution of animal societies such as bee colonies
Posted by:
AndrewDHigginson
Posted Sun Oct 22 2017
Page 1 of 1 (9 results total), up to 10 results per page.
Page 1 of 1 (9 results total), up to 10 results per page.
Non-monogamy can contribute to stable societies
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Thu Jun 16 2022
The ‘cooperative phenotype’: people that pay a cost to themselves to help a stranger, are likely to do so again and in different circumstances.
Posted by: ElenaZwirner Posted Sat Aug 01 2020
Cooperation evolves readily if individuals can walk away from uncooperative partners
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Fri Jun 26 2020
Magpies in bigger groups are more intelligent and have more offspring
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Sun Oct 28 2018
Clever game players that extort their partner in the Prisoner’s dilemma do well head-to-head but do poorly in a mixed population of different players
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Mon Jul 16 2018
A clever game player can choose a strategy than ensures it beats an opponent in the Prisoner’s dilemma game
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Mon Jul 16 2018
Animals shield their families from a harsh world
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Mon Jul 16 2018
Animals may act to reduce their own fitness if the act has a big benefit to relatives
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Fri Oct 27 2017
Relatedness does not play a role in the evolution of animal societies such as bee colonies
Posted by: AndrewDHigginson Posted Sun Oct 22 2017
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