• Front Matter R1-R16

• Part I: THE FUNDAMENTALS OFEVOLUTIONARY COOPERATION 1-4

• 1 Expanded Social Fitness and Hamilton's Rule for Kin, Kith, and Kind--DAVID C. QUELLER 5-26

• 2 Evolutionary Transitions in Bacterial Symbiosis--JOEL L. SACHS, RYAN G. SKOPHAMMER, and JOHN U. REGUS 27-48

• 3 Kinship, Greenbeards, and Runaway Social Selection in the Evolution of Social Insect Cooperation--PETER NONACS 49-68

• 4 Spatiotemporal Environmental Variation, Risk Aversion, and the Evolution of Cooperative Breeding as a Bet-Hedging Strategy--DUSTIN R. RUBENSTEIN 69-86

• Part II: COOPERATION WRIT SMALL: MICROBES 87-90

• 5 Endemic Social Diversity Within Natural Kin Groups of a Cooperative Bacterium--SUSANNE A. KRAEMER and GREGORY J. VELICER 91-116

• 6 Evolution of Restraint in a Structured RockPaperScissors Community--JOSHUA R. NAHUM, BRITTANY N. HARDING, and BENJAMIN KERR 117-136

• 7 Social Evolution in Multispecies Biofilms--SARA MITRI, JOO B. XAVIER, and KEVIN R. FOSTER 137-164

• Part III: REAL SELFISH (AND COOPERATIVE) GENES 165-166

• 8 Molecular Evolutionary Analyses of Insect Societies--BRIELLE J. FISCHMAN, S. HOLLIS WOODARD, and GENE E. ROBINSON 167-190

• 9 Evolution of Cooperation and Control of Cheating in a Social Microbe--JOAN E. STRASSMANN and DAVID C. QUELLER 191-212

• 10 Selfish Genetic Elements, Genetic Conflict, and Evolutionary Innovation--JOHN H. WERREN 213-234

• Part IV: SOCIALITY AND MEDICINE 235-236

• 11 The Evolution of Drug Resistance and the Curious Orthodoxy of Aggressive Chemotherapy--ANDREW F. READ, TROY DAY, and SILVIE HUIJBEN 237-252

• 12 Genomic Imprinting and the Evolutionary Psychology of Human Kinship--DAVID HAIG 253-274

• 13 Pathology from Evolutionary Conflict, with a Theory of X Chromosome Versus Autosome Conflict over Sexually Antagonistic Traits--STEVEN A. FRANK and BERNARD J. CRESPI 275-298

• Part V: ARE HUMANS DIFFERENT? 299-302

• 14 Cooperation and Competition in a Cliff-Dwelling People--BEVERLY I. STRASSMANN 303-324

• 15 Extent and Limits of Cooperation in Animals--DOROTHY L. CHENEY 325-342

• 16 Evolutionary Foundations of Human Prosocial Sentiments--JOAN B. SILK and BAILEY R. HOUSE 343-362

• 17 The Cultural Niche: Why Social Learning Is Essential for Human Adaptation--ROBERT BOYD, PETER J. RICHERSON, and JOSEPH HENRICH 363-382

• References 383-436

• Index 437-450

" 8 Molecular Evolutionary Analyses of Insect Societies--BRIELLE J. FISCHMAN, S. HOLLIS WOODARD, and GENE E. ROBINSON ." In the Light of Evolution V: Cooperation and Conflict . Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2012 .

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