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

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Mark B. Adamsesteeming his new candidate drug ‘too toxic’ (meaning, really, ‘insufficiently selective’) changes the molecule in a way that extinguishes the toxicity, and thereby loses the force that could have been made selective by thoughtful molecular modification.

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Georgy S. Levit,Uwe Hossfeldesteeming his new candidate drug ‘too toxic’ (meaning, really, ‘insufficiently selective’) changes the molecule in a way that extinguishes the toxicity, and thereby loses the force that could have been made selective by thoughtful molecular modification.

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Jitse M. van der Meeresteeming his new candidate drug ‘too toxic’ (meaning, really, ‘insufficiently selective’) changes the molecule in a way that extinguishes the toxicity, and thereby loses the force that could have been made selective by thoughtful molecular modification.

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Cathedrals, Corals and Mycelia: Three Analogies for the History of Evolutionary Biologyentral branch representing the mechanism of natural selection. In analysing Gould’s analogy—and some of the assumptions informing the traditional historiography of evolutionary biology—I defend three related points. First, while hierarchical analogies might be adequate for biologists outlining the c

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Guiding a Train of Discoveries: Charles Darwin, Charles Daubeny, and the Reception of Natural Selectction, he believed, would appeal to workers because it did not only organize existing knowledge but also inspired novel investigation. His optimism proved correct but premature. In the early 1860s, commentators were far more likely to appropriate natural selection as a weapon for their existing cult

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