Question

Most apparent acts of altruism in the animal kingdom have proved, on closer inspection, to be not truly altruistic. Instead, they have evolved as a consequence of either _____________________ or _____________________.

Answer 1

Kin selection or reciprocal altruism

Step-by-step explanation:

• reciprocal altruism is an organism that acts to temporarily reduce its fitness by increasing the fitness of another organism, with the expectation that other organisms will do the same.
• In Kin Relative selection is the place where a close relative of an organism protects related species