- In biology,
coevolution occurs when two or more
species reciprocally affect each other's
evolution through the
process of
natural selection. The term sometimes...
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CoEvolution Quarterly (1974–1985) was a
journal descended from
Stewart Brand's
Whole Earth Catalog.
Brand founded the
CoEvolution Quarterly in 1974 using...
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social sciences, and on the
contemporary scene in general,
Brand founded CoEvolution Quarterly in 1974,
aimed primarily at
educated laypeople.
Brand never...
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Dinesen on
co-
evolution". The
CoEvolution Quarterly. No. 9. p. 90. Bateson, G. (1976). "Invitational
Paper by
Gregory Bateson". The
CoEvolution Quarterly...
- Host–parasite
coevolution is a
special case of
coevolution,
where a host and a
parasite continually adapt to each other. This can
create an evolutionary...
- pollination, and are the most
efficient pollinating insects. In a
process of
coevolution,
flowers developed floral rewards such as
nectar and
longer tubes, and...
- Yuen-Tsu N.; Velicer,
Gregory J. "Bacterial predator-prey
coevolution accelerates genome evolution and
selects on virulence-****ociated prey defences", Nature...
- be an
important constraint in the
evolution of many traits. ****ual
conflict may lead to
antagonistic co-
evolution, in
which one **** (usually male) evolves...
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geographic mosaic of
coevolution between garter snakes and newts".
Evolution. 56 (10): 2067–2082. doi:10.1554/0014-3820(2002)056[2067:teropt]2.0.
co;2. PMID 12449493...
- figs, and tied wild fig
fruits on to the
cultivated trees. Overall, the
coevolution of
Ficus and
wasps features Ficus being very
specific as a host, combined...
