Morphology, Seam Topology, and Temporal Scaffolding in Complex Systems

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This paper introduces the Morphological Participation Index (MPI), a substrate-agnostic framework for estimating whether a system’s morphology can plausibly support strongly integrated, coherence-sensitive, trace-rich, and temporally scaffolded dynamics. “Participation” refers to the degree to which morphology actively contributes to, constrains, and scaffolds the integrated, trace-bearing, and temporally organize...

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• Biological Evolution
• Biometry
• Head
• Horses
• Models, Anatomic
• Models, Biological
• Phenotype
• Skull

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Literature Corpus work

db7f4d01-afc4-54a0-92a1-80cc17565a43

DOI

10.20944/preprints202604.0448.v1