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. 2016 Feb 5;371(1687):20150100. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2015.0100

Figure 4.

Figure 4.

For the public goods (PG) rounds (circles) and indirect reciprocity (IR) rounds (squares), the group mean ‘yes’ per round for both treatments are shown. In treatment 1 (black), the groups played PG rounds, from round 11 to round 20 with their transferable name (T) (filled symbols) and from round 21 to 25 with their non-transferable name (NT) (open symbols). In treatment 2 (grey), the groups played PG rounds, from round 11 to round 20 with their non-transferable name and from round 21 to 25 with their transferable name. The period from round 1 to 10 was identical in both treatments (three PG rounds played with the non-transferable name, two IR rounds with the transferable name, three PG rounds with the transferable name and two IR rounds with the transferable name) (adapted from [39]).