The Extended Phenotype
About This Book
Published in 1982, The Extended Phenotype presents a radical reinterpretation of evolutionary biology. Richard Dawkins challenges traditional Darwinian thinking that places individual organisms at the center of natural selection, repositioning genes as the primary actors in evolution. This shift in viewpoint reveals a wealth of new biological insights.
Who Should Read This?
- Biology and genetics students seeking new perspectives
- Readers curious about evolutionary processes on Earth
- Science enthusiasts interested in genetic theory
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