Feb 4, 2017 · Hamilton's rule states that if rB> C r B> C then a gene giving altruistic behaviour will increase in frequency in the population. What would happen if rB = C r B = C? Will an individual …

Jun 3, 2016 · I suppose one should use Hamilton's Rule (r ⋅ B> C r B> C) to solve this issue. I'm not familiar with the working of this rule to put it into the question's context. To my understanding r = 0.5 r …

So, in class, my teacher gave two examples of using hamilton's rule. Let b= 4 and c=2.5. The first was whether altruism would evolve between two diploid full siblings given these values. Since r=1...

Which elements of the following list are assumptions of the Hamilton's rule? Population structure (non-panmictic population) Additivity = Fitness of the heterozygote equals the mean of the fitnes...

If you want to go a bit deeper into mathematical formulation you might be interested in evolutionary game theory and hamilton's rule. Here is a quick formulation of Hamilton's rule on this website …

Nov 27, 2020 · Given this information, use Hamilton's rule to predict the maximum probability of death that X can incur in this situation in order for snonting to be favored. I calculated the answer based on …

May 30, 2015 · Queller 1985 ("Kinship, reciprocity and synergism in the evolution of social behavior") provides a generalization of Hamilton's rule that allows for non-additivity.

Who (and in which article) was the first to reformulate Hamilton's rule using the letters B B and C C?. See below comments on this reformulation. Hamilton, in his 1964's article gave a mathematical …

Hamilton's rule expresses the condition for which, under a prisoner's dilemna game (see game theory), the stable equilibrium that will be reached is the one where everyone is cooperating.

However we are still fundamentally asking a question about Hamilton's Rule. Being seen as a part of society induces altruistic behaviour towards you (because you are seen as worth something), this is …