Social semantics¶
WEST, S. A., GRIFFIN, A. S., & GARDNER, A. (2007). Social semantics: altruism, cooperation, mutualism, strong reciprocity and group selection. Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 20(2), 415-432.
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Primes¶
- Cooperation
- Biology / ecology (non-obvious): mutualism between species, eusocial insect colonies, microbial cross-feeding, and cleaner-client fish relationships sustained against cheater lineages that would take the benefit without paying the cost.
This sourceClarifies the biology of cooperation across mutualism, eusociality, and microbial interaction and defines cheaters as non-contributors who reap others' cooperation.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
The abstract shows the paper clarifies the terms mutualism, cooperation and altruism and draws examples especially from microbes, but it names no eusocial insect, cleaner-client fish or cheater-sustained mutualism case.
“We draw examples from all areas, but especially recent work on humans and microbes.”
- Biology / ecology (non-obvious): mutualism between species, eusocial insect colonies, microbial cross-feeding, and cleaner-client fish relationships sustained against cheater lineages that would take the benefit without paying the cost.
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