Andy Gardner

Professor of Biology

University of St. Andrews

United Kingdom

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Andy Gardner is a Professor of Biology at the University of St Andrews, UK. His research primarily focuses on evolutionary biology, with recent articles exploring topics such as sex allocation, sexual antagonism, and kin selection. He has contributed to the understanding of local mate competition and the dynamics of cooperation and dispersal in various biological contexts.

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Robert Baird

Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research

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University of St Andrews

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The consequences of constrained sex allocation in diploids and haplodiploids under local mate competition

Faster adaptation but slower divergence of X chromosomes under paternal genome elimination

Kin Competition Drives the Evolution of Earlier Metamorphosis

A geometric approach to the evolution of altruism

Density-dependent dispersal reduces conflict over the sex ratio

Kin selection of time travel: the social evolutionary causes and consequences of dormancy

W. D. Hamilton and the golden sex ratio

Kin selection favors religious traditions: ancestor worship as a cultural descendant-leaving strategy

The rarer-sex effect

The geometry of evolutionary conflict

Sexual antagonism in sequential hermaphrodites

Transmission of social status drives cooperation and offspring philopatry

The evolution of religiosity by kin selection

Paternal genome elimination promotes altruism in viscous populations

Density-dependent dispersal promotes female-biased sex allocation in viscous populations

Reproductive value and the evolution of altruism

Population viscosity promotes altruism under density-dependent dispersal

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Robert Baird

Chedhawat Chokechaipaisarn

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