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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13693-4ant role in enabling cooperation, it fails to prevent an exponential increase in the level of the defectors as the group size is increased, suggesting that economic factors may limit group size for cooperative ecological tasks such as foraging.

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Gesellschaftereintritt in Einzelfirmartificial approaches using cellular automatons, random boolean networks and others also based on RNA folding. We yield the highest extent, connectivity and evolvability of the underlying neutral network. Further, we successfully apply the mapping in an existing model for the evolution of a ribozyme-catalyzed metabolism.

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Gesellschaften als Kreditnehmer — oHGhaviours of young honeybees were embodied on a robot by adding thermosensors in ‘virtual antennae’. This enables the robot to perform thermotaxis, which was evaluated in a comparative study of an egoistic versus a collective swarm approach.

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H. C. Carey,Wilhelm Kardorff-Wabnitztion driven by communicative success and cognitive effort, is relevant and shows a concrete case study for the domain of colour on how different language strategies may cooperate and compete for dominance in a population.