Phenogenotypes break up under countervailing evolutionary pressures
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (1):147-147 (2000)
| Abstract | The phenogenotype, a routinely co-occuring combination of a cultural and genetic trait, is unlikely to survive over time because of the potentially varying evolutionary pressures upon cultural as opposed to genetic traits. This is because the production and evaluation of cultural inputs will themselves be based on information previously acquired culturally. As a result, treating both cultural and genetic inheritance in a single recursion may be problematic. | |||||||||
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