The Strategy of the Genes¶
Waddington, C. H. (1957). The Strategy of the Genes.
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Primes¶
- Lock-In
- Biology. Developmental canalization — Waddington's (1957) image of a landscape whose valleys, once entered, become progressively harder to climb out of — is biological lock-in at the level of the developing organism.
This sourceGeorge Allen & Unwin. Introduces the epigenetic landscape metaphor of a ball rolling down a surface of deepening valleys; the canalization concept is biological lock-in in a substrate with no humans, no economics, and no contracts — strong substrate-independence evidence.
- Biology. Developmental canalization — Waddington's (1957) image of a landscape whose valleys, once entered, become progressively harder to climb out of — is biological lock-in at the level of the developing organism.
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