Deceleration of Evolution is a theoretical construct in evolutionary biology that denotes a measurable reduction in the rate of genetic or phenotypic change within a lineage over time, distinguishing it from related rate-modulating patterns by emphasizing a decline in evolutionary tempo relative to an established baseline.
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Harvard University
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