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is present in this very simple biological situation," the researchers write, "suggests that it might be a fundamental property of evolving entities produced under constraints." If this is true, the "nonliving" phages that opened the door to some of the most important discoveries in molecular biology may well provide a similar service for a wide range of evolutionary phenomena.


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