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Variation is only random with respect to fitness and is highly constrained by evolutionary history, and ofttimes not subject to selection at all.
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Variation is spread across a mean, and they show that variance depends on the natural cycling of environmental conditions, heritability, introgression, and balancing selection.
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Variation is random (though not necessarily acausal), selection 'filters' the results with no goal whatsoever.
Assessing Causality 2008
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Variation is random (though not necessarily acausal), selection 'filters' the results with no goal whatsoever.
Assessing Causality 2008
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Variation is random (though not necessarily acausal), selection 'filters' the results with no goal whatsoever.
Assessing Causality 2008
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Variation is random (though not necessarily acausal), selection 'filters' the results with no goal whatsoever.
Assessing Causality 2008
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Variation is generally decoupled from selection; that is, heritable variations will occur regardless of the environment.
A Message About ID 2007
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Variation is a function of an existing genetic code with a functional genome.
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Variation is a property of enzymatic reactions in general, with replication being just one example.
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Variation is a property of enzymatic reactions in general, with replication being just one example.
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