A note on evolutionarily stable strategies in asymmetric animal conflicts

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It is shown that in game models of asymmetric animal conflicts where the opponents assume different roles like “owner” and “intruder,” evolutionarily stable strategies must be pure strategies if a condition of information asymmetry holds. The condition is satisfied if two opponents always have different roles. Information about the opponent's role may be incomplete.

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