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| Benefits of Living in a Group (4) |
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| Antipredator, FOraging, Social, Mating |
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| Competition, Disease, Conspicuousness, Cheating |
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| 4 Options to avert Conflict |
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| Disperse, Share, Dominance, Territoriality |
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| the fighting instinct in beast and man which is directed against members of the same species |
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| a system of behavior patterns with the common function of adjustment of situations of conflict among conspecifics |
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| The ability of one member of a group to assert itself over others in acquiring access to a limiting resource (e.g. food, mates, nesting sites) that would increase fitness. |
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| Relationships between group members that result in predictable interactions. |
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| One Dominant, Subordinates Equal |
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| A is greater than B and C. C plus B can overthrow A. |
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| Resource Holding Potential |
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| Ability to control resource |
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| Evolutionary Stable Strategy |
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| Strategy that provides maximum individual payoffs |
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| Stable strategy set in which a single individual sometimes performs one strategy and sometimes another with probability p |
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| Stable polymorphic state in which a fraction, p, of the population adopts one strategy while the remainder, 1-p, adopts the other |
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