Titlebook: Evolution, Development and Complexity; Multiscale Evolution Georgi Yordanov Georgiev,John M. Smart,Michael E. Conference proceedings 2019

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,Ermittlung günstiger Werkzeugabmessungen,principled model of biotic self-organization and autopoiesis. It has provided insights into biological systems across spatiotemporal scales, ranging from microscales (e.g., sub- and multicellular dynamics), to intermediate scales (e.g., groups of interacting animals and culture), through to macrosca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88302-5guesses about how to exist, guesses which are then tested for accuracy by the ‘embodied adapted system’ (e.g. phenotype) encoded by the knowledge repository. The repository then undergoes a Bayesian update based on test results and thus becomes less ignorant and less entropic. These natural inferent

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88611-8had a strong impact on the system’s structure and behavior; (b) dynamic differentiation/re-differentiation of components and local information sharing helped the system maintain spatially adjacent, coherent organization; (c) dynamic differentiation/re-differentiation contributed to the development o

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,Grundlagen der Nachrichtenübertragung,informs the entailments through which the organism relates and adapts to its environment. Biologists came to recognize this in the latter part of the twentieth century, and hence the cutting edge of biology is now focused almost entirely on genomics (and its derivatives such as epigenomics). With ge

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Aufgabenstellung und Konzeption der Arbeit, forms of cooperation create interdependent functional units of adaptation and evolutionary change. Cooperation may have been the vehicle, but synergy was the driver. Some highlights of a new book devoted to this theory will also be discussed.

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