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Una evolución impredecible e irreversible

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Moléculas Una evolución impredecible e irreversible Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Trabajos en un laboratorio. (LP) R. El teórico evolucionista Stephen Jay Gould es famoso por describir la evolución de los seres humanos y otros seres conscientes como un accidente fortuito de la historia. Si pudiéramos retroceder millones de años y «correr la cinta de la vida otra vez», reflexionó este científico, la evolución seguiría un camino diferente.

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Canonical URLhttps://www.lasprovincias.es/extras/salud-bienestar/evolucion-impredecible-irreversible-20191022203033-nt.html
Publication timeSun, 26 Jul 2026 03:38:50 +0200
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Moléculas Una evolución impredecible e irreversible Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Trabajos en un laboratorio. (LP) R. H. 22/10/2019 a las 23:58h. El teórico evolucionista Stephen Jay Gould es famoso por describir la evolución de los seres humanos y otros seres conscientes como un accidente fortuito de la historia. Si pudiéramos retroceder millones de años y «correr la cinta de la vida otra vez», reflexionó este científico, la evolución seguiría un camino diferente. Un estudio de biólogos de la Universidad de Pennsylvania avala la teoría de Gould a nivel molecular. La evolución es impredecible e irreversible a un tiempo.

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