Term ID: T3072

Kinship Selection

/kinship-selection/
An evolutionary concept explaining altruistic behavior toward genetically related individuals to increase inclusive fitness.
Example: Parents sacrificing resources for their children or siblings helping each other during crises, even at personal cost.

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Reference: Hamilton (1964)