Overview
Altruism and kin selection are fundamental concepts in understanding social behavior in both humans and animals. Altruism refers to selfless actions that benefit others, while kin selection explains how these behaviors can evolve when they enhance the survival of relatives. Together, they provide in...
Key Terms
Example: Helping a stranger in need.
Example: A bird warning its family of predators.
Example: Helping siblings raise their offspring.
Example: Survival of the fittest in a changing environment.
Example: Friends helping each other move.
Example: Researching how species adapt over time.
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Key Concepts
AltruismKin SelectionInclusive FitnessNatural Selection