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Selection without multiple replicators?
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DOI：10.1017/S0140525X01464168.png)
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Hull et al.'s construction of operant learning as an instance of selection gives rise to problems that weaken this application of selection theory beyond acceptable Emits. We point out that most fundamental is a disregard for the need to include multiple concurrent replicators in any definition of selection and indicate how this problem may he solved.
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