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The Evolution of Aging by Theodore C. Goldsmith

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The Evolution of Aging
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Publisher: Azinet LLC
ISBN/ASIN: 0978870905
ISBN-13: 9780978870904
Number of pages: 166

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This book provides a historical review of biological aging theories including underlying evolution and genetics issues and describes exciting recent discoveries and new theories that are causing renewed interest in aging-by-design. The author discusses Darwin's theory of evolution as well as more recent proposed modifications such as the selfish gene theory, evolvability theory, and group selection in connection with their effects on aging theory.

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