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Aligning functional network constraint to evolutionary outcomes

2018-03-10

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<h4>Summary</h4> It is likely that there are constraints on how evolution can progress, and well-known evolutionary phenomena such as convergent evolution, rapid adaptation, and genic evolution would be difficult to explain under the absence of any such evolutionary constraint. One dimension of constraint results from a finite number of environmental conditions, and thus natural selection scenarios, leading to co...

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d388c9eb-d916-59e6-8b15-b880efc82977
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10.1101/278663
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