模仿是模仿的机制

Stephen Jarosek
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新达尔文主义范式无法解释自然界中进化并持续存在的具有弹性的复杂形式。随机突变并不能以惊人的细节解释那些模仿复杂形态的有机体的出现。在没有上帝作为创造者的情况下,或者没有随机突变作为适应性特征的基础,就会有别的事情发生。我在这篇文章中提出的例子是,自然界中模仿的唯一可能机制是模仿。
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Imitation as Mechanism for Mimicry
Abstract The neo-Darwinian paradigm is unable to account for the resilient, complex forms that evolve in nature and persist across time. Random mutations do not explain the occurrence of organisms that mimic complex forms in often astonishing detail. In the absence of God as creator, or random mutations as the basis for adaptive traits, there is something else going on. The case that I present in this article is that the only possible mechanism for mimicry in nature is imitation.
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