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Asymmetry in Pay-Off Predicts How Familiar Individuals Respond to One Another

Biology Letters - United Kingdom
doi 10.1098/rsbl.2013.0025
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AgriculturalBiological Sciences
Date

June 23, 2013

Authors
Hanna M. V. Granroth-WildingAnne E. Magurran
Publisher

The Royal Society


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