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• W2152572150 abstract "All evidence currently available indicates that obligatory sterile eusocial castes only arose via the association of lifetime monogamous parents and offspring. This is consistent with Hamilton's rule ( br s > r o c ), but implies that relatedness cancels out of the equation because average relatedness to siblings ( r s ) and offspring ( r o ) are both predictably 0.5. This equality implies that any infinitesimally small benefit of helping at the maternal nest ( b ), relative to the cost in personal reproduction ( c ) that persists throughout the lifespan of entire cohorts of helpers suffices to establish permanent eusociality, so that group benefits can increase gradually during, but mostly after the transition. The monogamy window can be conceptualized as a singularity comparable with the single zygote commitment of gametes in eukaryotes. The increase of colony size in ants, bees, wasps and termites is thus analogous to the evolution of multicellularity. Focusing on lifetime monogamy as a universal precondition for the evolution of obligate eusociality simplifies the theory and may help to resolve controversies about levels of selection and targets of adaptation. The monogamy window underlines that cooperative breeding and eusociality are different domains of social evolution, characterized by different sectors of parameter space for Hamilton's rule." @default.
• W2152572150 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W2152572150 date "2009-11-12" @default.
• W2152572150 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W2152572150 title "Lifetime monogamy and the evolution of eusociality" @default.
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