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We study the small world network, a model of preferential linking structure, and the classical Erdős Renyi random graph as particular examples of network topologies.

While the growth and the preferential attachment of incoming nodes assure an emergence of such networks according to the Barabási Albert model, it is argued here that the preferential linking condition needs not to be a principal rule.

Preferential linking can counterbalance it, and the fixation probability can be much higher than observed for a static network.

Thus higher probability of preferential linking can lead to cooperation in cases, where otherwise cooperation cannot be attained.

The fixation probability of the cooperative strategy increases with higher probability of preferential linking (higher ω 2).

New links are added at a rate of a = 0.59 new interactions per node per million years, using the asymmetric preferential linking rule we motivated above.

In this paper we deal with the problem of identifying preferential links in the projected network.

This is not true for the adjacency network, and shows that the statistically validated networks are able to identify the many preferential links inside communities and the few preferential links bridging different communities of organisms.

We argue that these preferential links carry relevant information about the structure and organization of the system.

Thus the entire set is covered and the additional preferential links provide relations among the groups already observed in the Bonferroni network.

Specifically we use the term preferential link to indicate a link whose presence in the projected network cannot be explained in terms of random co-occurrence of neighbors in the bipartite system.