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1 Evolution of Cooperation How do you direct more benefit to cooperators vs. cheaters? How would you ever get a mutualism if both are costly?

2 Important reducer of greenhouse gas emissions (90% of marine methane from marine sediments oxidized by AMO) Unable to culture in lab – could be obligate syntrophy Unclear which intermediates are exchanged Anaerobic methane oxidation (AOM) Sulfate Reducing Bacteria Methanotrophic Archaea methane is oxidized with sulfate as the terminal electron acceptor: CH 4 + SO 4 2- → HCO 3 - + HS - + H 2 O

3 Structured populations and Haystack model (John Maynard Smith)

4 Chuang et al, Science 2009 Simpson’s Paradox

5 Prisoner’s Dilemma (Turner & Chao, 1999. Nature) W(defector)

6 “Snowdrift Game”

7 Cooperation in Myxococcus (Kuner & Kaiser, 1982)

8 (Fiegna & Velicer, 2003; Velicer & Yu, 2003)

9 (Fiegna et al., 2006. Nature)

10 Monday (11/21): Class Presentations! Monday (11/28): Evolution of Pathogens


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