The evolution of cooperation and altruism – a general framework and a classification of models

By Laurent Lehmann, Laurent Keller. Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 2006

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Evolution of parochial altruism by multilevel selection (2011, background): “Although many models have been proposed to account for the evolution of (indiscriminate) altruism (e.g., Price, 1972; Hamilton, 1975; Frank, 1998; Lehmann and Keller, 2006; Nowak, 2006), ultimate or evolutionary explanations of parochial altruism have only recently received some attention (Bowles an”
Costs of dispersal (2012, background): “Alternatively, emigration processes that maintain group structure such as budding or restricted dispersal by inseminated females can evolve (Kummerli et al., 2009; Lehmann & Keller, 2006).”
Social evolution theory for microorganisms (2006, background): “Fortunately, during this time, evolutionary biologists have also arrived at a relatively unified body of theory that can generally be applie”
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Pattern of individual participation and cheating in conflicts between groups of free-ranging dogs (2010, background): “…cooperate to gain immediate individual benefits that outweigh the costs paid (Mesterton-Gibbons & Dugatkin 1992; Clements & Stephens 1995; Lehmann & Keller 2006); in reciprocal altruism, or reciprocity, cooperation may be stable in repeated interactions between the same individuals if…”
The Evolution of Tag-Based Cooperation in Humans (2012, background): “…2006), territorial and population structures (e.g., Antal et al. 2009; Colman, Browning, and Pulford 2012; Le Gac and Doebeli 2010; Lehmann and Perrin 2002; Spector and Klein 2006; Traulsen and Claussen 2004; Traulsen and Nowak 2007), environmental feedback (e.g., Pepper and Smuts 2002), tag…”
The Evolution of Ethnocentrism (2006, background): “For theoretically based classifications, see Lichbach (1996) and Lehmann and Keller (2006). Red Ethno.”
Sixteen common misconceptions about the evolution of cooperation in humans (2011, background): “…explanation Authors showing that the suggestion is a reinvention of kin selection via limited dispersal Games in spatial settings Nowak et al., 2010 Lehmann & Keller, 2006 Spatial structure MacLean & Gudelj, 2006; Pfeiffer et al., 2001 Frank, 1998; Frank, 2010 Group or multilevel selection Nowak,…”
THE EVOLUTION OF EUSOCIALITY (2010, background): “…the other hand many recent contributions of inclusive fitness theory consist of either rederiving special cases of known results (Lehmann et al 2007ab, Taylor and Grafen 2010) or of making incorrect universality claims (Lehmann and Keller 2006, West et al 2007, Gardner 2009, West and Gardner 2010).”
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