Titlebook: Evolution, Development and Complexity; Multiscale Evolution Georgi Yordanov Georgiev,John M. Smart,Michael E. Conference proceedings 2019

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Comparative Genomics of Convergent Evolutiondid not possess the respective character. The genomic basis of convergent evolution is not well understood but constitutes a decisive element in understanding its origins, prevalence, and adaptive value throughout the three domains of life. Recent studies indicate that convergent evolution is actual

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Why Functional Genomics Is the Central Concern of Biology and the Hard Problem of Abiogenesisic equilibrium. However, since the universe contains many abiotic dissipative structures that are far from thermodynamic equilibrium, that alone cannot be taken to be definitive of life, at least not life on earth as we know it. What distinguishes the latter from nonlife, and hence biology as a scie

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Synergistic Selection: A Bioeconomic Approach to Complexity in Evolutionory” (as one biologist characterized it) that can explain this important trend, including especially the major transitions in evolution. As it happens, such a theory already exists. It was first proposed more than 30?years ago. It is called the Synergism Hypothesis, and it is, in essence, an economi

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Movement and Spatial Specificity Support Scaling in Ant Colonies and Immune Systems: Application to ata is distributed across large geographic areas, and both the quality and type of data vary in space and time. We discuss a framework for analyzing biosurveillance information to minimize detection time and maximize detection accuracy while scaling the analysis over large regions. We propose that s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04825-1or stems from overlooking what could be considered the ‘first law of Darwinian adaptation’: aspects of a phenotype that exhibit more improbable complexity are more likely to be adaptations. Because intelligent life exhibits higher improbable complexity (and therefore lower entropy) than black holes,

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