Eusociality and Cooperation [PDF]
The evolution of eusociality, here defined as the emergence of societies with reproductive division of labour and cooperative brood care, was first seen as a challenge to Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection. Why should individuals permanently forgo direct reproduction to help other individuals to reproduce?
Keller L., Chapuisat M.
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In the article are considered the general approaches of the accounting and analytical support of budgeting in the framework of the economic security of a business entity.
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Explainable machine learning unveils the key role of cooperation ability in school bullying and its gender-differentiated impact on cooperative atmosphere. [PDF]
Lv Y, Zhou Z, Li J, Fang F, Wang H.
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Indirect Effect of Maltreatment on Child Cooperation and Exploration Through Maternal Sensitive Guidance. [PDF]
Boulus JM, Edler K, Valentino K.
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Interprofessional learning at primary healthcare centres. [PDF]
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Advancing the Development of the China-SCO Cooperation Center for Metabolic Diseases to Foster a Global Community of Health for All. [PDF]
Ning G.
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Large language models instantiate evolutionarily robust strategies of cooperation. [PDF]
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Individualized Behavioral Management Techniques to Facilitate and Maintain Dental Treatment in a Child With Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Case Report. [PDF]
Dominguez Gonzalez L +4 more
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Evolution of China's industry-university-research-hospital collaboration in AI medical devices and implications for medical institutions and public health governance. [PDF]
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