Adaptation and optimality in evolutionary biology: Historical and philosophical perspectives on the interpretations of R.A. Fisher's “Fundamental theorem of natural selection” and the “Formal Darwinism” project
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Acknowledgments
I am hugely grateful to Professor Jean Gayon, whose inspiration was key in launching this editorial project. I am also indebted to my fellow guest editor, Professor Tim Lewens, and to Philippe Huneman for assisting me at various stages of this project. This work has been fundede by the ANR Grant "Explabio" (#13 BSH3 0007) of the CNRS (France), and by the "Laboratoire International Associé CNRS Paris-Montréal ECIEB".
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