“A kind of bias I share says that if a human thinks symmetry is important it may or may not be, but if a bird thinks symmetry is important, it very likely is!”
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Natural Selection and Social Theory: Selected Papers
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Robert Trivers
Robert Trivers is a renowned biologist known for his contributions to the field of evolutionary biology. Born on February 19, 1943, he has conducted significant research on the mechanisms of deception and detection of deception in the process of evolution, and how these mechanisms affect the behavior and evolution of organisms. more
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