The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection
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Summary
Although it is true that most text-books of genetics open with a chapter on biometry, closer inspection will reveal that this has little connexion with the body of the work, and that more often than not it is merely belated homage to a once fashionable study.
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Natural selection, Selection (genetic algorithm), Genius, Skepticism, Natural (archaeology)
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