Kin selection
Kin selection refers to apparent strategies in evolution that favor the reproductive success of an organism's relatives, even at a cost to the organism's own survival and reproduction.
Kin selectionGene-centered view of evolutionInclusive fitnessGroup selectionW. D. HamiltonNatural selectionAltruismEvolutionary psychologyEusocialityFitness (biology)EvolutionThe Selfish GeneSocial evolutionGreen-beard effectHaplodiploid sex-determination systemKin recognitionCoefficient of relationshipEthnic nepotismSchreckstoffUnit of selection
Journal of Theoretical BiologyPhilopatryProsocial behaviorKinshipThe kinship theory of genomic imprintingOn Genetic InterestsJoan E. StrassmannMicrobial cooperationRichard DawkinsHistory of evolutionary thoughtAltruism in animalsParental manipulationOrigin of languageNurture kinshipHelpers at the nestJ. Philippe RushtonEvolutionary theory and the political leftMary Jane West-EberhardMartin NowakDual inheritance theory
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