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Genomes and form. The case for teleomorphic recursivity.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences - 1 Jan 2000
Von Sternberg R
Abstract excerpt
The genotype-phenotype (genome-form) distinction is considered by many to be fundamental to modern evolutionary thinking. Indeed, the premises that: DNA solely constitutes the genotype; that the phenotype is a transient product of the genotype, with the latter not only describing, but also implementing the construction of the former; and that the constructed materials and systems of the cell have no impact on the...
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