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  1. Strain identity effects contribute more to Pseudomonas community functioning than strain interactions
  2. A green-fluorescent siderophore protects bacterial communities from UV damage
  3. Parental Care
  4. Losing out to improve group fitness
  5. Siderophores drive invasion dynamics in bacterial communities through their dual role as public good versus public bad
  6. Local adaptation, geographical distance and phylogenetic relatedness: Assessing the drivers of siderophore‐mediated social interactions in natural bacterial communities
  7. Cooperation and conflict among microbial symbionts
  8. Rhizosphere bacteria can inhibit plant pathogens by competing with them for iron
  9. Positive linkage between bacterial social traits reveals that homogeneous rather than specialised behavioral repertoires prevail in natural Pseudomonas communities
  10. Bacterial siderophores in community and host interactions
  11. Environmental determinants of siderophore production and exploitation
  12. Beyond parental care: The other facets of family life
  13. Parent-offspring competition & the evolution of family life
  14. Populations of a subsocial insect vary in their life-history
  15. Kin vs. multilevel selection: a never-ending controversy?
  16. No enforcement of cooperation in a group-living parrot
  17. Offspring react to maternal condition in a subsocial insect
  18. Parental loss & the evolution of family life
  19. Sibling cooperation & the evolution of family life
  20. The (social) behaviors of a group-living insect
  21. Food allocation to nestlings in a group-living parrot