Sobre el efecto Baldwin Y la noción de herencia

Signos Filosóficos 11 (21):43-72 (2009)
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Muchos autores consideran actualmente al efecto Baldwin (la idea de que comportamientos aprendidos pueden llegar a heredarse) como un potente mecanismo evolutivo. Sin embargo, su importancia deriva de la asunción neodarwinista de que la herencia es un mecanismo puramente genético. Desde una noción m..

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