The Theory of Games and the Evolution of Animal Conflicts¶
Maynard Smith, J. (1974). The Theory of Games and the Evolution of Animal Conflicts. Journal of Theoretical Biology, 47(1), 209-221.
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- War Of Attrition
- In behavioral ecology, the war of attrition models displays between animals contesting territories or mates without escalating to combat — the dove-dove subgame of hawk-dove — and predicted display-duration distributions match field observations in dung flies and elephant seals.
This sourceIntroduces the war of attrition as an evolutionary contest and derives the mixed-ESS negative-exponential display-duration distribution.
- In behavioral ecology, the war of attrition models displays between animals contesting territories or mates without escalating to combat — the dove-dove subgame of hawk-dove — and predicted display-duration distributions match field observations in dung flies and elephant seals.
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