kin group
kɪn grup-
(n)
kin group
group of people related by blood or marriage
Hamas leader's kin gets Israeli medical aid even as terror group blasts Jewish state. foxnews.com
A group of activists wants Papa Bear and his kin out of Chick-fil-A. amny.com
Kin 's mob memoir details Scarfo's bloody Pa. Part of the Bay Area News Group. mercurynews.com
UN-sponsored group in Syria included Assad kin cited as corrupt by US, documents show. foxnews.com
Kin's mob memoir details Scarfo's bloody Pa. Part of the Bay Area News Group. mercurynews.com
Group selection, kin selection, altruism and cooperation: When inclusive fitness is right and when it can be wrong. J.
Strategy abundance in evolutionary many-player games with multiple strategies
Altruism can proliferate through group/kin selection despite high random gene flow Roberto H.
Altruism can proliferate through group/kin selection despite high random gene flow
Combining group-centric with gene-centric perspectives in a constructive group/kin selection approach, we build methodology that allows for the analysis of arbitrary non-linear fitness functions, resulting from complex multi-individual interactions across life cycles.
Altruism can proliferate through group/kin selection despite high random gene flow
Maynard Smith J (1964) Group selection and kin selection.
Altruism can proliferate through group/kin selection despite high random gene flow
Lehmann L et al. (2007) Group selection and kin selection: Two concepts but one process.
Altruism can proliferate through group/kin selection despite high random gene flow
In the earliest times there were homogeneous groups, which became, totem kin. "Custom and Myth" by
It is, on the other hand, usual for the local group and the totem kin to have headmen. "Kinship Organisations and Group Marriage in Australia" by
The kin group was the realized ideal. "Folkways" by
Kin groups had been held together by strong spirit and loyalties, as well as by economic factors. "Area Handbook for Albania" by
In the earliest times there were homogeneous groups, which became totem kin. "Custom and Myth" by