The Long Game
James McInerneyWhy Evolution Must Gamble To Avoid Extinction
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Never Bet It All
In the summer of 1845, a water mould came across the Atlantic in a shipment of seed potatoes and found, in Ireland, conditions of almost supernatural hospitality. The weather was cool and damp (tell me about it), and at that time, fields we...
Niche Construction: selection running in two directions
A beaver might be born into a stream, but it will almost certainly die in a pond, and very specifically, a pond that it built itself. A few months after birth the young beaver will begin to fell trees and then drag their branches to a choke...
Organs
In 1995, Günter Wagner, a developmental biologist at Yale University, asked the simple question: why do organisms have parts?
Now, anatomy researchers had already figured out what most of the parts were, as well as their equivalents (what...
Constraints Make Things
In 1983, two post-doctoral fellows at the University of Basel named William McGinnis and Mike Levine took a short stretch of DNA from a fruit fly gene and used it as a molecular probe to search for similar sequences in other organisms. This...
Why Evolution Looks Like a Genius Is At Work
A key carries real information about the lock it fits. Every bump and notch along its edge is an imprint of the shape of the lock. If you know something about the key, then you know something about the lock. Living organisms fit with their...
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