Modular Variability is a theoretical construct in developmental biology that characterizes the differential capacity of discrete developmental modules to exhibit phenotypic variation independently of other modules, thereby enabling localized evolutionary change without disrupting overall organismal integrity.
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ON THE ORIGIN OF MODULAR VARIATION
Hod Lipson, Jordan Pollack, Nam P. Suh · Evolution · 2002 · 183 citations
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