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... kinship , but the individual multicellular creature is itself a product of kinship : cells sacrifice reproduction for genetically identical cells . In this chap- ter we shall emphasize the fundamental role of kinship in the organiza ...
... kinship , but the individual multicellular creature is itself a product of kinship : cells sacrifice reproduction for genetically identical cells . In this chap- ter we shall emphasize the fundamental role of kinship in the organiza ...
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Robert Trivers. Foundations of Kinship Theory Given the importance of our kinship theory , it will be worth our while to look more closely at the logic we have been developing . Is it really valid to ... Kinship Foundations of Kinship Theory.
Robert Trivers. Foundations of Kinship Theory Given the importance of our kinship theory , it will be worth our while to look more closely at the logic we have been developing . Is it really valid to ... Kinship Foundations of Kinship Theory.
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... kinship . An individual may act more altruistically toward another because of kinship and vice versa , which will give the appearance of reciprocation when , in fact , each may merely be increasing its inclusive fitness by aiding a ...
... kinship . An individual may act more altruistically toward another because of kinship and vice versa , which will give the appearance of reciprocation when , in fact , each may merely be increasing its inclusive fitness by aiding a ...
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Darwins Revolution | 9 |
Natural Selection and Herring Gull Breeding Traits | 15 |
Elementary Social Theory | 41 |
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