Evolving Nutritional Strategies in the Presence of Competition: A Geometric Agent-Based Model
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Jérôme Buhl | Michael A. Charleston | Alistair M. Senior | Mathieu Lihoreau | David Raubenheimer | Stephen J. Simpson | M. Lihoreau | J. Buhl | S. Simpson | M. Charleston | A. Senior | D. Raubenheimer | Jérôme Buhl
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