Experimental Studies of Group Selection: What Do They Tell US About Group Selection in Nature?

Charles J. Goodnight; Lori Stevens

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journal article Jul 01, 1997

Experimental Studies of Group Selection: What Do They Tell US About Group Selection in Nature?

Charles J. Goodnight Lori Stevens

The American Naturalist Vol. 150 No. S1 pp. S59-S79 · University of Chicago Press

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Charles J. Goodnight, Lori Stevens (1997). Experimental Studies of Group Selection: What Do They Tell US About Group Selection in Nature?. The American Naturalist, 150(S1), S59-S79. https://doi.org/10.1086/286050

Experimental Studies of Group Selection: What Do They Tell US About Group Selection in Nature?

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