The Evolution of Complexity by Means of Natural Selection¶
Bonner, J. T. (1988). The Evolution of Complexity by Means of Natural Selection. Princeton University Press.
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- Specialization
- In biology the same signature appears as the differentiation of an undifferentiated zygote into specialized cell lineages whose division of labor is, as Bonner (1988) argues, the central engine by which complex multicellular organisms scale up in size and capability.
This sourceTreats cell differentiation and division of labor among cell types as the central engine by which complex multicellular organisms scale up in size and capability.
- In biology the same signature appears as the differentiation of an undifferentiated zygote into specialized cell lineages whose division of labor is, as Bonner (1988) argues, the central engine by which complex multicellular organisms scale up in size and capability.
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