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例文
The
life-dinner
principle
(unequal
selection
pressures)
¶
‘The
rabbit
runs
faster
than
the
fox,
because
the
rabbit
is
running
for
his
life
while
the
fox
is
only
running
for
his
dinner’
(Dawkins
1979,
after
Aesop).
There
is
a
built
in
imbalance
between
predator
and
prey
with
respect
to
the
penalty
of
failure.
Mutations
that
make
foxes
lose
races
against
rabbits
might
therefore
survive
in
the
fox
gene
pool
longer
than
mutations
that
cause
rabbits
to
lose
races
can
expect
to
survive
in
the
rabbit
gene
pool.
復習用の問題
The life-dinner principle (unequal selection pressures) ¶ ‘The rabbit runs faster than the fox, because the rabbit is running for his life while the fox is only running for his dinner’ (Dawkins 1979, after Aesop). There is a built in imbalance between predator and prey with respect to the penalty of failure. Mutations that make foxes lose races against rabbits might therefore survive in the fox gene pool longer than mutations that cause rabbits to lose races can expect to survive in the rabbit gene pool.
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