Redes y paisajes conceptuales en la Evo-Devo
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https://doi.org/10.48160/18532330me5.134Palabras clave:
sistemas de representación, pluralismo epistemológico, pluralismo ontológico, Evo-Devo, teoría sintética de la evoluciónResumen
El texto revisa diferentes estrategias que se han empleado para (i) trazar una línea de demarcación entre la Teoría Sintética de la Evolución y la Biología Evolutiva del Desarrollo (Evo-Devo) y (ii) estructurar la diversidad interna de la Evo-Devo. A continuación, se ilustra, mediante tres ejemplos, la forma en que los sistemas de representación usados en Evo-Devo plasman diferentes supuestos suyos. Finalmente, se discuten las dos principales metáforas con las que se ha pretendido caracterizar la situación actual de la Evo-Devo y se aboga en favor de un enfoque pluralista.Citas
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