Teoria doboru krewniaczego zaproponowana przez Hamiltona w 1964 roku pozwoliła zrozumieć ewolucyjne podstawy powstawania układów eusocjalnych, w których najtrudniejsze było wyjaśnienie istnienia całkowicie sterylnych osobników. Model ten zakłada, że istotną rolę w ewolucji eusocjalności pełni pokrewieństwo między osobnikami, przez co haplodiploidalność może być jedną z cech znacznie ułatwiającą jej rozwój. Ponadto, teoria ta przyczyniła się do zrozumienia zarówno zaawansowanej kooperacji wewnątrz kolonii, jak i częstych konfliktów i kompromisów w ewolucyjnych interesach jej członków. Od czasu sformułowania tej teorii, została ona nie tylko wielokrotnie potwierdzona, ale także nasunęła wiele kolejnych pytań, które wpłynęły na kształt dzisi...
Social Hymenoptera have played a leading role in development and testing of kin selection theory. In...
In a recent paper, Traulsen and Nowak use a multilevel selection model to show that cooperation can ...
The evolution of eusociality, here defined as the emergence of societies with reproductive division ...
Charles Darwin identified eusocial evolution in insects as a particular challenge to his theory of n...
The generation-long primacy of kin selection in explaining the evolution of advanced eusociality in ...
Kin selection theory, also known as inclusive fitness theory, has been the subject of much debate an...
Kin selection is a widely invoked mechanism to explain the origin and evolution of social behaviour ...
Kin selection theory, also known as inclusive fitness theory, has been the subject of much debate an...
<div><p>The evolution of sterile worker castes in eusocial insects was a major problem in evolutiona...
The evolution of sterile worker castes in eusocial insects was a major problem in evolutionary theor...
Eusocial insects are those that show overlap of generations, cooperative brood care and reproductive...
An important feature of insect societies is the presence of a sterile worker caste that makes it pos...
Many of the major transitions in evolution involved the coalescence of independent lower-level units...
An important feature of insect societies is the presence of a sterile worker caste that makes it pos...
Ropalidia marginata is a primitively eusocial wasp widely distributed in peninsular India. Although ...
Social Hymenoptera have played a leading role in development and testing of kin selection theory. In...
In a recent paper, Traulsen and Nowak use a multilevel selection model to show that cooperation can ...
The evolution of eusociality, here defined as the emergence of societies with reproductive division ...
Charles Darwin identified eusocial evolution in insects as a particular challenge to his theory of n...
The generation-long primacy of kin selection in explaining the evolution of advanced eusociality in ...
Kin selection theory, also known as inclusive fitness theory, has been the subject of much debate an...
Kin selection is a widely invoked mechanism to explain the origin and evolution of social behaviour ...
Kin selection theory, also known as inclusive fitness theory, has been the subject of much debate an...
<div><p>The evolution of sterile worker castes in eusocial insects was a major problem in evolutiona...
The evolution of sterile worker castes in eusocial insects was a major problem in evolutionary theor...
Eusocial insects are those that show overlap of generations, cooperative brood care and reproductive...
An important feature of insect societies is the presence of a sterile worker caste that makes it pos...
Many of the major transitions in evolution involved the coalescence of independent lower-level units...
An important feature of insect societies is the presence of a sterile worker caste that makes it pos...
Ropalidia marginata is a primitively eusocial wasp widely distributed in peninsular India. Although ...
Social Hymenoptera have played a leading role in development and testing of kin selection theory. In...
In a recent paper, Traulsen and Nowak use a multilevel selection model to show that cooperation can ...
The evolution of eusociality, here defined as the emergence of societies with reproductive division ...