Group Foraging Revisited: Information Sharing or Producer-Scrounger Game?

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Previous articleNext article No AccessNotes and CommentsGroup Foraging Revisited: Information Sharing or Producer-Scrounger Game?G. Beauchamp and L.-A. GiraldeauG. Beauchamp Search for more articles by this author and L.-A. 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