Robert L. Trivers

Robert L. Trivers is a prominent American evolutionary biologist and anthropologist known for his groundbreaking theories in the field of sociobiology. His work focuses on evolutionary concepts such as reciprocal altruism, which explains how individuals can benefit from cooperating with each other, and parental investment, which explores how different parenting strategies influence reproductive success. Trivers’ ideas have significantly shaped our understanding of animal behavior, social relationships, and evolutionary theory, showing how cooperation and competition interplay in nature. His research has implications across various disciplines, including psychology, economics, and anthropology.