Consider the Figure below (from another text book by Herron) about multi-level s

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Consider the Figure below (from another text book by Herron) about multi-level selection (also presented in lecture, refer to the lecture notes for more about this slide for the details in setting up a. What would have happened to the frequency of cooperators in the global population if all b. What would have happened to the frequency of cooperators in the global population if the individuals who behave similarly (either entirely cooperators or entirely selfish)? Why? the problem). (4pts) groups had two cooperators and one selfish individual? Why? cooperators and selfish individuals had sorted themselves into separate groups composed of O Cooperative O Selfish Frequency of O # 11) Frequency of -2/3 Groups form at random. Individuals reproduce: fitness Groups break up

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1. The number of corporators will increase because the group is having more number of corporators and when there chromosome will produce new chromosome it will be of same nature.

2. Again the number of corporators will increase because it won't be affected by the number of selfish as they are having separate group of their own.

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