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coevolution [¦kō‚ev·ə′lü·shən] (evolution) An evolutionary pattern based on the interaction among major groups or organisms with an obvious ecological relationship; for example, plant and plant-eater, flower and pollinator. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Dembski never provides an adequate explanation as to why NFL theorems should apply to the co-evolution of organisms that adapt to a rapidly shifting array of viruses, predators, prey, and parasites. From early plantation hollers to rap music and jazz, Phinney covers the co-evolution of a range of black music styles--and each style's influence on white American style. Peter Schoomaker's policy decision last year to programmatically restructure FCS, Harvey also directed the establishment of the Army Modular Force Integration Office to ensure that technologies are spiraled into the current force as soon as they are ready, and integration and coordination of the program with co-evolution of joint warfighting doctrine and the Army's emerging global communication and information infrastructure. |
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