symbiogenesis

• The variations occur due to chance variations (e.g., mutations) in the inherited genetic database (genome) that the organism draws upon to the help it self-construct and self-maintain its organismic traits (phenotype), and also to various natural experiments (e.g., symbiogenesis) that lead to emergent genotype-phenotypes. —  Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
• In the Russian equivalent of the Encyclopedia Britannica, some 250 pages describe symbiogenesis. —  CounterPunch
• Dr. Margulis argues that symbiogenesis is a primary force behind evolution. —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
• The chief current proponents of symbiogenesis are Dr. [[Lynn Margulis]] and [[Dorien Sagan]]. —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
• Finally, the results are used as grounds for implementing symbiogenesis within artificial evolutionary multiagent systems. adhesion algorithm algorithms alife analysis animal ann ant anticipatory artificial atheism bars basics bdelloid benefit biochemistry biology boolean c car celegans cell cell-lineages cells cellular-automata chaos cis-regulation classifier clocks clusterization codi coding coevolution comparison complexity complex-systems computational controller criticism cuda darwinism deletion development differentiation disordered divergence duplication dynamics ebook echo-state ecoli embryogenesis emergence encoding encodings environment epistasis error evo-devo evolutio evolution evolutionary evolutionary-strategy evolution-of-sex evolution-of-shape evolvability expression extinction fighting fitness folding forces fractals french-flag fun ga gene gene-networks gene-regulation genetic genetic-algorithm genetic-algorithms genetic-programming global gpu gradient graph grn growth guide hardware heterochrony hgt historical human-interaction hypothesis insight interactome intrinsically landscape latex learning life lock-and-key locomotion logic manual mass-spring measure mechanical metaphor mitochondria model modelling modularity morphogen morphogenesis morphology motif motifs mutations network neural-net neural-network neural-networks neutrality noise obstacle-avoidance ode of ontogenetic open-ended operons opinion organ organelles organs origination package pca physics potts ppnn pressure primer problem proceedings processing programming progress properties protein proteins psychodynamic racing recombination red-queen relligion restart review rna robustness sampling scale scale-free scaling science search-space selfish self-organization sex shape simulation spiketrain standard statistics stigmergy subfig subsets survey symbiogenesis systems theory transcription translation tutorial workshop CiteULike organises scholarly (or academic) papers or literature and provides bibliographic (which means it makes bibliographies) for universities and higher education establishments. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library

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