The authors of this 1982 book were invited to identify areas within sociobiology which provided particular problems or which had previously been ignored.
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List of participants Preface P. P. G. Bateson Acknowledgements Introduction J. Maynard Smith Part I. Natural Selection and Sociobiology R. W. Wrangham: 1. Adaptation, fitness and the evolutionary tautology R. I. M. Dunbar 2. The evolution of social behaviour - a classification of models J. Maynard Smith 3. Replicators and vehicles R. Dawkins 4. The concept of fitness in population genetics and sociobiology P. O' Donald Part II. Complexity in Evolutionary Processes D. I. Rubenstein: 5. Risk, uncertainty and evolutionary strategies D. I. Rubenstein 6. Gene competition without selection E. A. Thompson 7. Behavioural development and evolutionary processes P. P. G. Bateson 8. Individual heterogeneity and population regulation Part III. Evolutionary Conflicts of Interest R. I. M. Dunbar: 9. Phenotype-limited evolutionarily stable strategies G. A. Parker 10. Parental care and sex role reversal N. Knowlton 11. Parental investment in male and female offspring in mammals T. H. Clutton-Brock Part IV. Sociality B. C. R. Bertram: 12. Problems with altruism B. C. R. Bertram 13. Mutualism, kinship and social evolution R. W. Wrangham 14. Sociodemographic attributes of nepotism in tribal populations: man the rule-breaker N. A. Chagnon Part V. The Problems of Comparison T. H. Clutton-Brock: 15. Prospects for interspecific comparison in sociobiology P. J. Jarman 16. Comparisons between taxa and adaptive trends: problems of methodology P. H. Harvey and G. M. Mace 17. Behaviour and competition for scarce resources N. B. Davies Index.
List of participants Preface P. P. G. Bateson Acknowledgements Introduction J. Maynard Smith Part I. Natural Selection and Sociobiology R. W. Wrangham: 1. Adaptation, fitness and the evolutionary tautology R. I. M. Dunbar 2. The evolution of social behaviour - a classification of models J. Maynard Smith 3. Replicators and vehicles R. Dawkins 4. The concept of fitness in population genetics and sociobiology P. O' Donald Part II. Complexity in Evolutionary Processes D. I. Rubenstein: 5. Risk, uncertainty and evolutionary strategies D. I. Rubenstein 6. Gene competition without selection E. A. Thompson 7. Behavioural development and evolutionary processes P. P. G. Bateson 8. Individual heterogeneity and population regulation Part III. Evolutionary Conflicts of Interest R. I. M. Dunbar: 9. Phenotype-limited evolutionarily stable strategies G. A. Parker 10. Parental care and sex role reversal N. Knowlton 11. Parental investment in male and female offspring in mammals T. H. Clutton-Brock Part IV. Sociality B. C. R. Bertram: 12. Problems with altruism B. C. R. Bertram 13. Mutualism, kinship and social evolution R. W. Wrangham 14. Sociodemographic attributes of nepotism in tribal populations: man the rule-breaker N. A. Chagnon Part V. The Problems of Comparison T. H. Clutton-Brock: 15. Prospects for interspecific comparison in sociobiology P. J. Jarman 16. Comparisons between taxa and adaptive trends: problems of methodology P. H. Harvey and G. M. Mace 17. Behaviour and competition for scarce resources N. B. Davies Index.
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