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Summary: Homeostasis is ultimately produced by the gene-pattern, and it protects the gene-pattern
from the dangers of the world because the constancy means independence. |
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Genes protect themselves by homeostasis |
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Natural Selection [48]: Homeostasis = constancy = independence, why the latter? 2181. Answered 2314, to preserve the gene pattern. |
Natural Selection [42]: Genes produce adaptations in two ways, 2303, and thus protect themselves in two ways, 2315. |
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