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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2017-10-23
摘要
Sewall Wright's 適應度景觀 introduced the concept of 演化ary spaces in 1932. George Gaylord Simpson modified this to an adaptive, phenotypic landscape in 1944 and since then 演化ary spaces have played an important role in 演化ary theory through fitness and adaptive landscapes, phenotypic and functional trait spaces, morphospaces and related concepts. Although the topology of such spaces is highly variable, from locally Euclidean to pre-topological, 演化ary change has often been interpreted as a search through a pre-existing space of possibilities, with novelty arising by accessing previously inaccessible or difficult to reach regions of a space. Here I discuss the nature of 演化ary novelty and innovation within the context of 演化ary spaces, and argue that the primacy of search as a conceptual metaphor ign
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