In dieser Section [der Dordylanra] sind die epharmonischen Differenzirungen relativ unbedeutend und von schwerwiegenden Verschiedenheiten im Blütenbau begleitet. […] Jede Art stellt sozusagen eine besondere Nodalgruppe dar und könnte sich also epharmonisch in verschiedene Arten zerlegen. Alle sind noch, anders gesagt, evolutionsfähig, ebenso wie die Nodalgruppe der anderen Sectionen und Subsectionen, während die Arten mit ausgeprägter Epharmonie ihre Evolutionsfähigkeit eingebüsst haben.
- evolutionary epistemology
- evolutionary ethics
- evolutionary morphology
- evolutionary psychology
- evolutionary responsibility
- evolutionary species
- evolutionary stable strategy
- evolutionary synthesis
- evolutionary systematics
- evolutionary technology
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evolvabilityEvolutionsfähigkeit (ger.)
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The capacity to undergo evolutionary change. In extended use: the ability to undergo adaptation or development; adaptability. (OED 2011)
- 1891
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Vesque, J. (1891). [report: Vesque, J. (1891). Les groupes nodaux et les épharmonies convergentes dans le genre Clusia. Comptes rendus de l’Académie des sciences 1891, 11 May]. Botanisches Centralblatt 47, 242-244: 243.
- 1931
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evolvability as one of the nine characteristics of organismsThomson, J.A. (1931). Biology and human progress. In: Rose, W. (ed.). Outline of Modern Knowledge, 203-251: 231.
- 1931
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variability – and with it evolvability – must be ranked as one of the fundamental characteristics of living beingsThomson, J.A. (1931). Life. Outlines of General Biology, 2 vols.: I, 28; cf. id. (1932). Scientific Riddles: 33.
- 1963
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What are these basic principles peculiar to the world of life as seen by the modern biologist? […] All of them center about life’s characteristic of evolvabilityMuller, H.J. (1963). The role of biology in general education. AIBS Bulletin 13, 22-30: 24.
- 1996
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Evolvability is the genome’s ability to produce adaptive variants when acted upon by the genetic systemWagner, G.P. & Altenberg, L. (1996). Complex adaptations and the evolution of evolvability. Evolution 50, 967-976: 970; cf. Sterelny, K. (2007). What is evolvability? In: Matthen, M. & Stephens, C. (eds.). Philosophy of Biology, 163-178.
- 1998
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Evolvability is an organism’s capacity to generate heritable phenotypic variationKirschner, M. & Gerhart, J. (1998). Evolvability. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA 95, 8420-8427: 8420.