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Judith Maria Burkart2014

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The evolutionary origin of human hyper-cooperation

Judith Maria Burkart · O. Allon · Federica Amici · Claudia Fichtel · Christa Finkenwirth · Adolf Heschl +9 more

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Published2014-08-27

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