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Polymerase evolution and organism evolution
Current Opinion in Genetics & Development, 1992The continuing exploration of the structure-function relationships of polymerases and the use of polymerases as phylogenetic tools complement each other, as seen in the literature for the past year. DNA-dependent RNA-polymerase gene sequences, in particular, have been used both to define functional domains in the protein encoded and recently to explore
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1994
Abstract In the organizational research literature the word “evolution” is ordinarily used in a relatively narrow sense, referring to a set of ideas about change in a population through variation and selection of a particular sort.
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Abstract In the organizational research literature the word “evolution” is ordinarily used in a relatively narrow sense, referring to a set of ideas about change in a population through variation and selection of a particular sort.
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Inherent forms and the evolution of evolution
Journal of Experimental Zoology Part B: Molecular and Developmental Evolution, 2019AbstractJohn Bonner presented a provocative conjecture that the means by which organisms evolve has itself evolved. The elements of his postulated nonuniformitarianism in the essay under discussion—the emergence of sex, the enhanced selection pressures on larger multicellular forms—center on a presumed close mapping of genotypic to phenotypic change. A
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1970
One of the most characteristic evolutionary or cosmogenetic processes is a gradual transition from one mode of development to another. The time has now come, speaking from a de Chardinesque point of view rather than merely reflecting and relying upon Teilhard’s views, to compare and contrast the dominant modes of growth and development in the different
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One of the most characteristic evolutionary or cosmogenetic processes is a gradual transition from one mode of development to another. The time has now come, speaking from a de Chardinesque point of view rather than merely reflecting and relying upon Teilhard’s views, to compare and contrast the dominant modes of growth and development in the different
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Plant Evolution: De-evolution and re-evolution of maize
Current Biology, 1994Studies of the genetic differences between maize and its wild predecessor have started to reveal genes responsible for evolutionary innovations.
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Language evolution, cognitive evolution and human evolution
2022A personal project aimed at tackling language evolution, cognitive evolution and human ...
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The evolution of teaching evolution
Science, 2016Education Current research in evolution encompasses more than natural selection. However, evolutionary mechanisms other than natural selection are not always presented in classrooms. Price and Perez analyzed evolution education literature and high-school and college education standards to highlight the lack of concepts such as genetic drift, dominance ...
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