Cambridge University Press eBooks· 2015· Book chapter
Organisms, Agency, and Evolution
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D. M. Walsh argues for 'situated Darwinism,' an organism-centered view of evolution that prioritizes organisms as adaptive agents, challenging the gene-centric Modern Synthesis.
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