Group selection is not typically seen as an evolutionarily stable strategy because:
a. selfi...
Social Studies, 08.10.2019 03:30 alonzo8217
Group selection is not typically seen as an evolutionarily stable strategy because:
a. selfish behaviors are more likely to increase individual fitness.
b. it cannot explain behaviors for species with solitary individuals.
c. average relatedness is very low between individuals in a population; therefore, individual fitness cannot increase.
d. none of the other answer options is correct.
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