Ричард Докинз - Расширенный Фенотип: длинная рука гена
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Ричард Докинз - Расширенный Фенотип: длинная рука гена краткое содержание
Richard Dawkins, 1982,1999 Afterword ©
Фенотип — совокупность характеристик, присущих индивиду на определённой стадии развития. Фенотип также можно определить как «вынос» генетической информации навстречу факторам среды.
Расширенный фенотип — это все воздействия, оказываемые геном на мир. Например, согласно Ричарду Докинзу, плотину бобров также как и их резцы можно считать фенотипом генов бобра. Psychedelic.
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