Dual Inheritance Theory and a Theoretical Examination of the Symbotype-Phenotype Relationship Part 1 @ProSocialWorld
Dual Inheritance Theory and a Theoretical Examination of the Symbotype-Phenotype Relationship Part 1 @ProSocialWorld
Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dual Inheritance Theory (DIT) calls attention to a cultural stream of inheritance in our species, along with the genetic stream of inheritance that exists in all species. The term originated for the formal study of cultural evolution, but there is a vast amount of relevant information from other disciplines that needs to be consulted and integrated from an evolutionary perspective.

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Dual Inheritance Theory and a Theoretical Examination of the Symbotype-Phenotype Relationship Part 1

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