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Did Lemmins really suicide?Moderator: BioTeam
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Did Lemmins really suicide?One popular explanation for their behavior is that the travelers are actually
committing suicide to relieve overpopulation. By heading off to die, the suicidal lemmings leave shelter and food for those who stay behind. These surviving individuals will perpetuate their species, saving it from extinction. At what level selection is postulated to happen in this theory? How would you use Gary Larson’s cartoon (below) to evaluate the hypothesis critically?
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