Parent-Offspring Conflict¶
TRIVERS. (1974). Parent-Offspring Conflict.
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- Inclusive Fitness
- ), cooperative breeding (helpers at the nest are more often close relatives than strangers), and parent-offspring conflict (the offspring's inclusive-fitness optimum differs from the parent's because the offspring values itself at r = 1 and its siblings at r = 0.5, while the parent values all offspring equally at r = 0.5, producing a systematic conflict over the amount of parental investment
This sourceThe argument that parents and offspring are expected to disagree over how long parental investment should last and how much should be given.
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- ), cooperative breeding (helpers at the nest are more often close relatives than strangers), and parent-offspring conflict (the offspring's inclusive-fitness optimum differs from the parent's because the offspring values itself at r = 1 and its siblings at r = 0.5, while the parent values all offspring equally at r = 0.5, producing a systematic conflict over the amount of parental investment
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