Sociobiology

[Date of Submission]Sociobiology

Introduction

The premise that some behaviors can be affected by natural selection and are at least partly inherited is the basis of sociobiology. Similar to the way, physical traits have evolved, the behaviors have evolved over time. The formation of complex social processes results from the act of animals in many ways that have proven to be evolutionary successful over time (Wilson, 1978). Natural selection shapes many social behaviors, according to socio-biologists. Pack hunting, territorial fights and mating patters are the types of social behaviors that are investigated by sociobiology. It argues that the genetic evolution of advantageous social behavior ...