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This paper presents a brain-inspired developmental architecture called Where What Network WWNN).

This chapter explains the nature of the controlling factors affecting morphogenesis and the primary mechanisms underlying changing developmental architecture.

As I discuss here, it is now possible to determine the relative importance of natural selection and of genetical and developmental architecture as determinants of organic diversity, particularly for examples of adaptive radiations and parallel evolution.

The analysis of H. erato phyllis scale morphogenesis, as well as the scales ultrastructure and maturation timing, provided new findings into the developmental architecture of color pattern in Heliconius.

Currently, we are focusing on two specific areas: 1) the discovery of the genetic alterations that determine the unique human post-cranial skeleton; and 2) the elucidation of the genetic and developmental architecture underlying the diversity of joint types in primates.

Burden, built into the developmental architecture of a trait or an organism, helps to channel variation that is available to natural selection to produce adaptive phenotypes (or increase evolvability).

Evolution can be thought of as a filter for evolvable developmental architectures.

This chapter discusses two developmental regulatory architecture of the bilaterians one developmental and one evolutionary.

These new data allow us to begin to understand the structure of the broader network of patterning and pigmentation genes in Heliconius and bring us closer to understanding the developmental genetic architecture of color pattern evolution.

These data allow us to begin to understand the function of optix in terms of a wider network of patterning and pigmentation genes and bring us closer to understanding the developmental genetic architecture of color pattern evolution in Heliconius.

This paper presents a computational theory of developmental mental architectures for artificial and natural systems, motivated by neuroscience.