Cumulative cultural dynamics and the coevolution of cultural innovation and transmission: an ESS model for panmictic and structured populations
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M W Feldman | M. Feldman | L. Lehmann | R. Kaeuffer | L Lehmann | R Kaeuffer | Marcus W. Feldman | Renaud Kaeuffer | Laurent Lehmann
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