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Reciprocal altruism
editThanks for your additions to the reciprocal altruism article. I just wanted to make a few comments on your additions. You mention that the study was done by the 'Department of Fisheries and Wildlife' without saying which one (a state department? a university department?) Rather than referring to where the research was done, it's more usual to say by whom it was done. People move - Rob Olendorf was a grad student at the time - and often take their projects with them. Ian (Wiki Ed) (talk) 12:59, 19 November 2014 (UTC)