Kin Selection Refers To

question 27

Multiple Choice

Kin selection refers to:

• A) nonaltruistic behavior toward other members of the kin group.
• B) altruistic behavior that increases the donor's inclusive fitness and that of the donor's relatives.
• C) altruistic behavior that promotes kin-like bonding among nonkin.
• D) altruistic behavior that increases only the donor's inclusive fitness.

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Definitions:

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