Arrival of the Fittest: How Nature InnovatesWagner, A.
2014
2014
- Published
- 2014
- In the library
- Described, not held
- Rights
- In copyright. The library holds a record, not the text.
- Why it is here
- On Michael Levin's list of inspirations
What the held texts say about it
Cited by Watson et al. (2016) only in passing, as one of several evo-devo sources for the claim that developmental organisation shapes the distribution of phenotypic variation and so the possible paths of evolution through phenotype space. Wagner (2014) is paired with Brakefield (2006) for the point that some changes in limb morphology, wing patterns or gene-regulatory circuits are readily produced and selected while others are not. The passages give no further account of the book's own argument.
some physiological changes in limb morphology, wing patterns or gene-regulatory circuits may be readily produced and selected whereas others may not
Watson RA, Mills R, Buckley CL, Kouvaris K…, 2016 · Evolutionary Connectionism: Algorithmic Principles Underlying the… · open at passage 5
Cited by 2 held works
| 2023 | Darwin's agential materials: evolutionary implications of multiscale competency in developmental biology · Levin M | 14,926 words |
| 2023 | Cellular Competency during Development Alters Evolutionary Dynamics in an Artificial Embryogeny Model · Shreesha L, Levin M | 7,317 words |