The Genetic Blueprint Metaphor: Pros and Cons Part 3. Daily Lesson 181 from “Rethinking Evolution.”
The Genetic Blueprint Metaphor: Pros and Cons of Various Metaphors--Part 3. Daily Lesson 181 from “Rethinking Evolution.” “One of the most pervasive--and misleading--metaphors of the 20th century is the ‘Genetic Blueprint’ metaphor. The relationship between the genome, the process of development, and the specialized structures and functions of the developed individual, is actually nothing like a blueprint. Follow me for short free professionally-narrated daily YouTube lessons from the audiobook version of ‘Rethinking Evolution’” --the author. Wikipedia References: Common misunderstandings of genetics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_... Blueprint: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blueprint Developmental Biology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Develop... Cell Biology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_bi... Molecular Genetics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecul... Cite this book: Levinson, Gene (2020). Rethinking evolution: the revolution that's hiding in plain sight, audiobook edition. Narrator: Jeremy Arthur. Publisher: ListenUp Production LLC. ISBN 9781949278767. Winner, “Top 5 Popular Science Books 2019” (World Scientific). Learn about the Updated Evolutionary Synthesis: a definitive and accessible 21st century #update to Darwinian evolutionary biology. Please help support this project by getting the affordable, complete audiobook: Amazon link: https://www.audible.com/pd/Rethinking... Extensive, searchable Wikipedia-linked glossary at: https://rethinkingevolution.com/gloss... Teachers are welcome to use these videos in your own creative lesson plans (with proper attribution, non-profit only). Review on Audible by Amazon listener: "Major contribution in New Thinking. Most fascinating listen authored by a scholar, but understandable by all. Should be required at universities". Each concept is a #tweet at / rethinkingevo YouTube playlist: • Rethinking Evolution Easily readable fonts by opendyslexic.org Copyright (c) 2021
