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The imagination of the most extreme selectionist is stretched to breaking point by such a situation.

Selectionist models offer new and potentially useful approaches to a theory of remembering.

The latter was denied by Wallace who was a strict selectionist.

Bergson shows how the subjective experience of remembering might be understood within a selectionist framework.

He was a selectionist who raised a variety of tomato named "Kornievskiy", witch is widely spoken.

In safe seats selectionist tantamount to election.

In this, as in some other controversies, Wallace was a purer natural selectionist than Darwin.

Tough, harmless cryptics could evolve into tough, nasty aposematics: an individual selectionist model.

Bit 2 There are a couple of rogue biologists and a-life crazies, however, that don't believe the Selectionist hype.

No gene selectionist thinks that there is typically a simple relationship between carrying a particular gene and having a particular phenotype"."

The absence of transitional forms and the frequent lack of mimicry in male butterflies were unexplained by selectionist theory.

Anthropo-Racial, Selectionist, and Hereditarist School.

One explanation revolves around the selectionist theory, in which codon bias contributes to the efficiency and/or accuracy of protein expression and therefore undergoes positive selection.

They emphasized the role of ecological selection as a driving force in speciation, largely by extrapolation from the primacy of selectionist thinking that developed during the Synthesis.

It could be that in some phylogenetic lines selectionist pressures fundamentally transformed primitive sensory resources, so that all low-level capacities became integral constituents of high-level capacities.

Influenced by the ideas of William McDougall, Lorenz developed this into a "psychohydraulic" model of the motivation of behavior, which tended towards group selectionist ideas, which were influential in the 1960s.

The selectionist model also explains why more frequent codons are recognized by more abundant tRNA molecules, as well as the correlation between preferred codons, tRNA levels and gene copy numbers.

The response by critics (including direct rebuttals by Bryan Clarke and Rollin Richmond), and subsequent replies (by King and Jukes, Kimura, and others), marked the beginning of the neutralist/selectionist controversy.

This supports earlier studies that monitoring multilocus and single-locus genotype frequencies may be useful in detecting and measuring environmental impacts; however, we disagree that variation in survival time among genotypes per se supports selectionist theory, because no heritability of resistance has been demonstrated.

Possible reasons it was not treated as a prevalent natural phenomenon include its abhorrence to people, the popular group and species selectionist notions of the time (the idea that individuals behave for the good of the group or species; compare with gene-centered view of evolution), and the fact that it is very difficult to observe in the field.