'Selection of Selfish and Altruistic Behavior in Some Extreme Models'. Pp. 57-91 in: Man and Beast: Comparative Social Behavior. Preface by S. Dillon Ripley. Smithsonian Annual III [3] [Three].

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Published by City of Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1971., 1971

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401 pp; illus. Original cloth. Very Good+, in dust jacket. Papers delivered at the Smithsonian Institution Annual Symposium, 14-16 May 1969. I added a photo of Fig. 1 in Hamilton's paper: 'Population structure and relatedness, reproduced from Hamilton (17), who discussed how limited dispersal induced by various population structures influences patterns of relatedness and thereby affects the evolution of social behavior.' I. What are the biological bases for social behavior? : 1. The nature-nurture problem in social evolution / Glen Mcbride 2. Selection of selfish and altruistic behavior in some extreme models / William D. Hamilton 3. Neurological aspects in social behavior / Detlev Ploog. II. What are the basic mechanisms of social behavior in animals and man? : 4. Attraction, affiliation, and attachment / Robert B. Zajonc 5. Competitive and aggressive behavior / Edward O. Wilson 6. Spacing mechanisms in social behavior / Hans Kummer Chapter 7. Sources of cooperation in animals and man / John H. Crook. III. Is man unique? : 8. The cultural animal / Robin Fox 9. The evolution of human society / Irene DeVore Chapter 10. The great shift: instinct to intuition / Susanne K. Langer Chapter 11. Evolutionary universals, continuities and alternatives / Julian Jaynes and Marvin Bressler. IV. Can man control himself? : Chapter 12. International behavior and the prospects for human survival / Louis J. Halle Chapter 13. Innate behavior and building new cultures: a commentary / Margaret Mead Epilog / Alex A. Kwapong.…

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'Selection of Selfish and Altruistic Behavior in Some Extreme Models'. Pp. 57-91 in: Man and Beast: Comparative Social Behavior. Preface by S. Dillon Ripley. Smithsonian Annual III [3] [Three].
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[HAMILTON, William D.]; EISENBERG, J. F. & Wilton S. DILLON (eds.):
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City of Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1971.
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1971
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English
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