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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences, 1995
Abstract The problem of the nature of life has a long history going back to the Greeks. There was little real progress until the 19th century and Aristotle may have been at home with many 18th century ideas about vital forces and basic units.
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Abstract The problem of the nature of life has a long history going back to the Greeks. There was little real progress until the 19th century and Aristotle may have been at home with many 18th century ideas about vital forces and basic units.
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A computer model for a theory of evolution.
Rivista di biologia, 2010Computer models and computer simulations are crucial for understanding complex phenomena because they compel the explicit enumeration of all variables and the exact specification of all relations between them. In this paper we discuss a computer model for a phenotypical theory of evolution which, in our opinion, is well suited to simulate the complex ...
C. Bocci, P. Freguglia, ROGORA, Enrico
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A thermodynamic theory of evolution
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1980Abstract As a closed thermodynamic system subject to an essentially constant free energy gradient, the biosphere must evolve toward a stationary state of maximum structuring and minimum dissipation with respect to this applied gradient. Since biological evolution occurs opportunistically through chance and selection, rather than as a direct response ...
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2018
The biological theory of evolution advances the view that the variety and forms of life on earth are the result of descent with modification from the earliest forms of life. Evolutionary theory does not attempt to explain the origin of life itself, that is, how the earliest forms of life came to exist, nor does it apply to the history of changes of the
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The biological theory of evolution advances the view that the variety and forms of life on earth are the result of descent with modification from the earliest forms of life. Evolutionary theory does not attempt to explain the origin of life itself, that is, how the earliest forms of life came to exist, nor does it apply to the history of changes of the
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Assembly theory explains and quantifies selection and evolution
Nature, 2023Sara Walker +2 more
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The Evolution of Theory of Mind in the Human Evolution
Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science, 2021Dingyu Chung
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Vehicle Dynamics International
The 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II caused a stir when it was revealed in 1990, and it is set to do so again when it launches in 2025 in the form of the HWA EVO. With its roots in motorsport, and in AMG, HWA has re-engineered the Mercedes 190 to become a modern supercar
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The 190 E 2.5-16 Evolution II caused a stir when it was revealed in 1990, and it is set to do so again when it launches in 2025 in the form of the HWA EVO. With its roots in motorsport, and in AMG, HWA has re-engineered the Mercedes 190 to become a modern supercar
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