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Relentless Evolution: The vital relevance of the visible

Posted on 28 May, 2013 by Jeremy Yoder

One of Stephen Jay Gould’s sharpest conceptual coinages was a barb leveled, from his paleontological perspective, at the body of research focused on bouts of adaptive evolution occurring over “ecological” timespans on the order of a few generations. Reviewing such … Continue reading →

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