Diversity in Times of Adversity¶
Wolf, D. M., Vazirani, V. V., & Arkin, A. P. (2005). Diversity in Times of Adversity: Probabilistic Strategies in Microbial Survival Games. Journal of Theoretical Biology, 234(2), 227-253.
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Primes¶
- Parrondo's Paradox
- In evolutionary biology, alternating between two environments that each individually select against a phenotype can favor it in the long run when state-dependence creates a Parrondo-like coupling, and microbial bet-hedging realizes this explicitly.
This sourceShows bet-hedging and stochastic phenotype switching as winning strategies in fluctuating environments, a Parrondo-type coupling.
- In evolutionary biology, alternating between two environments that each individually select against a phenotype can favor it in the long run when state-dependence creates a Parrondo-like coupling, and microbial bet-hedging realizes this explicitly.
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