2023Unpublished venueOpen access

Survival of the luckiest

Sérgio Da Silva

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Opposite dynamics are behind natural selection and sexual selection. While the fittest survives in natural selection, the survivor will most likely be the luckiest when both dynamics are combined. As a result, chance has a greater impact on evolution.

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Opposite dynamics are behind natural selection and sexual selection. While the fittest survives in natural selection, the survivor will most likely be the luckiest when both dynamics are combined. As a result, chance has a greater impact on evolution.

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Opposite dynamics are behind natural selection and sexual selection. While the fittest survives in natural selection, the survivor will most likely be the luckiest when both dynamics are combined. As a result, chance has a greater impact on evolution.

Key concepts: Survival of the fittest, Natural selection, Selection (genetic algorithm), Natural (archaeology), Sexual selection, Computer science, Evolutionary biology, Biology

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