Franco Bagnoli,Tommaso Matteuzzi
Franco Bagnoli
Using as a narrative theme the example of Darwin's finches, a microscopic agent-based model is introduces to study sympatric speciation as a result of competition for resources in the same ecological niche. Varying competition among individ...
On the Analogies between Evolutionary Models and Economics. A First Analysis [0.03%]
关于演化模型与经济学之间的类比。初步分析
Luca Dell&#x;Aglio,Paolo Freguglia
Luca Dell&#x;Aglio
In this paper we present a first analysis on the analogies between the theory of evolution and business management. In both cases, the mathematical tool, in this approach, is the game theory. We have preliminarly proposed historiographical ...
The Role of Information in Biological Systems: Beyond Homeostasis and Homeorhesis [0.03%]
信息在生物系统中的作用：超越稳态与自拟势稳态
Mesut Tez M D
Mesut Tez M D
This review explores the critical role of information in biological regulation, extending beyond traditional concepts of homeostasis and homeorhesis. Information, recognized as a fundamental entity alongside matter and energy, governs the d...
Joseph Hannon
Joseph Hannon
It has long been understood that new genes evolve from duplication events and subsequent divergence. Since 2006, however, many studies have argued that entire protein-coding genes can emerge "from scratch" by recruiting "random", non-coding...
Mesut Tez M D,Derin Tuna
Mesut Tez M D
Inheritance is a fundamental process that shapes the diversity of life on Earth. While DNA is commonly considered the primary carrier of genetic information, recent advances in molecular biology have shown that other forms of information, s...
David M Lambert
David M Lambert
Robert Bligh Toms
Robert Bligh Toms
Although most discussions on the origin and evolution of insect wings and metamorphosis have assumed that the ancestors of winged insects were terrestrial, it now seems possible that they were actually aquatic. Changing the basic assumption...
Koen B Tanghe
Koen B Tanghe
In 2007, David S. Wilson and Edward O. Wilson (27) pointed out that, Richard Dawkins had admitted that, contrary to what he had claimed in his book The Selfish Gene (1976) (7), the idea that only the gene is a fundamental unit of selection ...