Differential Reproduction is a biological process in which individuals with advantageous heritable traits consistently exhibit higher reproductive success relative to others in a population, thereby driving evolutionary change through natural selection.
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Teleological Explanations in Evolutionary Biology
Francisco J. Ayala · Philosophy of Science · 1970 · 384 citations
Dominance and reproductive success in primates
Linda M. Fedigan · American Journal of Physical Anthropology · 1983 · 203 citations
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