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[Importance of genetic recombination for the preservation and progress of species in the course of evolution].

Zhurnal obshchei biologii - 1 Jan 2000

Sukhodelets V V

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The role of genetic recombinations is considered in the context of ecological stability of organisms. The ecological stability is taken as a special notion distinct from fitness in its original sense as the Maltusian parameter according to R. Fisher. The genetic exchange within the species provides the recovery of a species specific level of ecological stability that is lowered in particular individuals as a...

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