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200 10$aHow life contributes to its own evolution /$fJohn Odling-Smee
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327   $aWhat is life? -- Information -- Adaptation -- Meaningful information -- Life on any planet -- The origin of life on earth -- Supplementary "knowledge-gaining" processes in evolution -- The origin and evolution of ecosystems -- Extending the synthesis -- How are humans contributing to the evolution of life?
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606   $aAdaptation (Biology)
606   $aBioenergetics
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