An organism does not necessarily have to ensure that its own genes are passed to the next generation. The adaptation to the environment due to the reproductive success of an organism's relatives is

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This scenario can be explained by kin selection, where an organism's actions may prioritize the reproductive success of their relatives (who share some of their genes) rather than their own. This ultimately leads to a greater likelihood of passing on shared genes and increases the fitness of those genes in the population.

An Organism Does Not Necessarily Have to Ensure That Its