The Extended Phenotype (1989)
The Extended Phenotype is a 1989 gene expression book written by Richard Dawkins and Wolfgang Mayer.
By suggesting that individual organisms should be viewed as a single coherent unit, working to maximize their own reproductive success, the author explains that as these organisms are "selfish" they have the capacity to effect the body of another animal, so revolutionizing our views of adaptation.
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What is The Extended Phenotype about?
By suggesting that individual organisms should be viewed as a single coherent unit, working to maximize their own reproductive success, the author explains that as these organisms are "selfish" they have the capacity to effect the body of another animal, so revolutionizing our views of adaptation.
When was The Extended Phenotype published?
The Extended Phenotype was published in 1989.
Who made The Extended Phenotype?
The Extended Phenotype was written by Richard Dawkins and Wolfgang Mayer.