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The theory of games and the evolution of animal conflicts
Journal of Theoretical Biology · 1974 · Vol. 47(1) · pp. 209–221
John Maynard Smith✉(University of Sussex)
Evolutionary Game Theory and CooperationExperimental Behavioral Economics StudiesEvolution and Genetic DynamicsCONTESTOutcome (game theory)Persistence (discontinuity)VictoryMathematical economicsEvolutionarily stable strategyVariable (mathematics)Constant (computer programming)MathematicsEconometrics
MeSH terms
AnimalsBehavior, AnimalConflict, PsychologicalBiological EvolutionGame TheoryHierarchy, SocialModels, BiologicalProbabilitySocial DominanceTerritorialityTime Factors
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