The Pruett-Joneses have argued that marauding is an evolutionary stable strategy among bowerbirds. Suppose initially that the
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The Pruett-Joneses have argued that marauding is an evolutionary stable strategy among bowerbirds. Suppose initially that the population is evenly divided between guarding and marauding bowerbirds.
There are four strategy profiles: {Guard, Guard}, {Guard, Maraud},
{Maraud, Guard}, and {Maraud, Maraud}. The respective payoffs for are (2, 2), (3, 0), (0, 3), and (1, 1). What is the evolutionary equilibrium for this game?
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