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What is "homology thinking" and what is it for?
Journal of experimental zoology. Part B, Molecular and developmental evolution - 1 Jan 2016
Wagner Günter P
Abstract excerpt
In this paper I examine the thesis by Marc Ereshefsky that, in evolutionary biology, there is a third style of thinking, besides the well-known "population thinking" and "tree thinking." Ereshefsky proposes "homology thinking" as a third approach, focused on the transformation of organismal phenotypes. In this short commentary, I aim at identifying the underlying biological assumptions for homology thinking and...
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