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Species, in his view, often arrive at similar solutions to evolutionary puzzles — the need for ears, eyes, arms or an octopus's tentacle.

Yet more maths showed how multiple, different solutions to evolutionary problems could co-exist none able to drive the others extinco-exist none

Nature works through what the philosopher William C. Wimsatt has called (borrowing a programming term) "kluges"–suboptimal and inelegant solutions to evolutionary problems, in which slight modifications of existing structures generate new entities.

Additionally, the significant differences between expert and novice participants in all measured variables indicate the degree to which experts and novices differed in their representations of and solutions to evolutionary problems (Fig. 1).

Our more general conclusion is that we may find novel solutions to evolutionary problems for the control of malaria and other infectious diseases by merging evolutionary ecology and epidemiology.

and is a solution to evolutionary variational inequality (2.12).

Then there exists solution to evolutionary quasivariational inequality (3.41).

Firstly, we observe that the pair is a solution to evolutionary quasivariational inequality (2.10) if and only if is a solution to evolutionary variational inequality (2.11).

Then for all, each solution to evolutionary variational inequality (2.13), satisfies the following condition: (2.37).

Since is a positive defined matrix for all, there exists a unique solution to evolutionary variational inequality (3.1).

Symbiogenesis, if seen as a natural predisposition or drive on the part of organisms is obviously out, but as a frequent solution to evolutionary challenges may well need more emphasis.