The evolution of indiscriminate altruism in animal populations is examined using coupled Von Foerster equations. Analytic expression for the gene frequency of altruists is derived. We also obtain formulas for the numbers of the altruistic and nonaltruistic groups at each generation in terms of the age-dependent ratio of altruists in the population during each geneiation, fn(a). We then use our results to demonstrate the distinction between the evolution of altruism and the survival of an altruistic society, and our discussion is then illustrated with simulated examples
The evolutionary origin of altruism is a long-standing puzzle. Numerous explanations have been propo...
The ways in which natural selection can allow the proliferation of cooperative behavior have long be...
Hamilton's rule provides a general description of the conditions for the evolution of altruism. But ...
Abstract. An age-dependent model which examines the factors determining the evolution of altruism in...
Abstract: We demonstrate how altruism can flourish in a population of nonaltruists. We assume that e...
We study numerically a stochastic model for evolution and maintenance of a population which reproduc...
Our study is based on the research on altruism done by Robert Axelrod. With the use of mathematical ...
The origin of altruistic behavior, i.e. the behavior that is useful for a popula-tion or a species b...
International audienceAltruistic behavior is defined as helping others at a cost to oneself and a lo...
Altruism and selfishness are 30–50% heritable in man in both Western and non-Western populations. Th...
Where there is genetically based variation in selfishness and altruism, as in man, altruists with an...
Most models describing the evolution of animal cooperative behaviour are based on the principle of r...
Although the conditions under which altruistic behaviors evolve continue to be vigorously debated, t...
<div><p>The ways in which natural selection can allow the proliferation of cooperative behavior have...
Group selection is an oft-cited but controversial explanation for the survival of altruism. Rather t...
The evolutionary origin of altruism is a long-standing puzzle. Numerous explanations have been propo...
The ways in which natural selection can allow the proliferation of cooperative behavior have long be...
Hamilton's rule provides a general description of the conditions for the evolution of altruism. But ...
Abstract. An age-dependent model which examines the factors determining the evolution of altruism in...
Abstract: We demonstrate how altruism can flourish in a population of nonaltruists. We assume that e...
We study numerically a stochastic model for evolution and maintenance of a population which reproduc...
Our study is based on the research on altruism done by Robert Axelrod. With the use of mathematical ...
The origin of altruistic behavior, i.e. the behavior that is useful for a popula-tion or a species b...
International audienceAltruistic behavior is defined as helping others at a cost to oneself and a lo...
Altruism and selfishness are 30–50% heritable in man in both Western and non-Western populations. Th...
Where there is genetically based variation in selfishness and altruism, as in man, altruists with an...
Most models describing the evolution of animal cooperative behaviour are based on the principle of r...
Although the conditions under which altruistic behaviors evolve continue to be vigorously debated, t...
<div><p>The ways in which natural selection can allow the proliferation of cooperative behavior have...
Group selection is an oft-cited but controversial explanation for the survival of altruism. Rather t...
The evolutionary origin of altruism is a long-standing puzzle. Numerous explanations have been propo...
The ways in which natural selection can allow the proliferation of cooperative behavior have long be...
Hamilton's rule provides a general description of the conditions for the evolution of altruism. But ...