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How the Lobster Gangs of Maine evolved.

Posted on December 11, 2017 by Tim Waring

A new analysis suggests that Maine’s famous “lobster gangs” evolved due to a group-level pressure to protect their lobster populations. Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: lobster

How the Lobster Gangs of Maine evolved.

News

Postdoc in agent-based human-earth system modelling

Post-Doctoral Position on Cultural Adaptation in Forest Management

Transmissions: a podcast on cultural evolution!

How do people learn and share management strategies for invasive species and ticks?

PhD Position: Cultural Adaptation to Environmental and Health Threats

______

Connections