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D. C. Morrison,M.-G. Lei,T.-Y. Chen,L. M. Flebbe,J. Halling,S. Fieldovides some compensatory mechanisms to promote adaptation to the continuously changing environment. The observation, which became known as Le Chatelier’s principle, speaks about the stability?of a thermodynamic equilibrium state, but its spirit was soon extended to to biological and social systems t

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