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Kinship is relative

David C. Queller ()
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David C. Queller: Rice University

Nature, 2004, vol. 430, issue 7003, 975-976

Abstract: Kinship fosters the evolution of cooperation. However, a once-heretical theory and an unconventional social organism show that the cooperation-enhancing effect of kinship is sometimes negated.

Date: 2004
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