Kin Association is a behavioral ecology construct that denotes the preferential grouping of individuals who share genetic relatedness within a shoal, distinguished from general shoaling behavior by its basis in kinship bonds.
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Group Selection and Kin Selection
John Maynard Smith · Nature · 1964 · 2K citations
Preferences for cousins in Japanese quail
Patrick Bateson · Nature · 1982 · 372 citations
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