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Biological Prescience: The Role of Anticipation in Organismal Design

2024-01-30

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Anticipation is the act of using information about the past and present to make predictions about future scenarios. As a concept, it is predominantly associated with the psychology of the human mind; however, there is accumulating evidence that diverse taxa without complex neural systems, and even biochemical networks themselves, can respond to perceived future conditions. Although predictive biological responses,...

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Literature Corpus work: 2394e14a-daa8-5fd1-8f15-dee88754251e
DOI: 10.22541/au.170664603.30714038/v1

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