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posted 23. January 2004 15:50

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Avida, a biologically unrealistic model for neo-Darwinian Theory

by Royal Truman

Abstract: Avida is a computer program designed to simulate how neo-Darwinian evolution could develop novel cellular networks. However, examination of the model assumptions and parameter values raises severe questions as to its relevance to biological organisms.

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