The inclusive type of this property is addressed by Hamilton's Rule, which multiplies the benefit to the recipient of an altruistic act by the genetic relatedness to the actor.
The inclusive type of this property is addressed by Hamilton's Rule, which multiplies the benefit to the recipient of an altruistic act by the genetic relatedness to the actor. An example of the inclusive type of this property is kin selection, and this is used to explain the continued existence of bees, ants, and other organisms studied by sociobiologists. The absolute measure of this property is the ratio of the number of individuals after and before selection. Name this quality of certain populations to survive and reproduce.
The inclusive type of this property is addressed by Hamilton's Rule, which multiplies the benefit to the recipient of an altruistic act by the genetic relatedness to the actor.
(Darwinian or evolutionary) fitness (accept adaptive value, selective value, or adaptability, prompt on ability to "survive" or "altruism")