Titlebook: Natural Selection; Revisiting its Expla Richard G. Delisle Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Natural selection.genetic changes.

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Little Evolution, BIG?Evolution:?Rethinking the History of Darwinism, Population Genetics, and the “ “evolutionary synthesis.” By noting how Darwin, Galton, DeVries, Fisher, Wright, Haldane, Chetverikov, Severtsov, Filipchenko, Dobzhansky, Goldschmidt, J. Huxley, Mayr, Simpson, Guyénot, Rensch, and others understood the distinction, and the language and arguments they used, the article chronicles

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When Panpsychism Met Monism: Why Did the Philosopher Theodor Ziehen Become a Crucial Figure for the re philosopher who developed a very sophisticated and radical form of panpsychism. While Ziehen’s work left few traces within the history of philosophy itself, his epistemology enjoyed significant influence within German evolutionary biology. Most prominently, Ziehen had a great impact on the “co-ar

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Inertia, Trend, and Momentum Reconsidered: G. G. Simpson—An Orthogeneticist? of orthogenesis in his discipline. Following the neo-Darwinian agenda, he thought that this theory had little basis to be proven. Since then, orthogenesis has been defined in textbooks as a “metaphysical,” “vitalistic,” or “theological” theory. However, in the present analysis, I demonstrate that S

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What’s Natural About Natural Selection?their immediate circumstances—it was also the agent provocateur of the pool of variation from which it chose these better-adapted features. Gradually, over immense amounts of time, the accumulation of these “infinitesimally small” adaptive changes would yield a new species. After Morgan successfully

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Natural Selection, Morphoprocess and a Logical Field of Evolutionary Conceptssm. This tradition culminated in the paradigm of the Modern Synthesis. This study invites the reader to critically examine the precept that selectogenesis is the only possible framework for an evolutionary synthesis. Abundant data on the organisation of living systems at all levels, from molecules t

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