Physiological Genetics
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Este genetista germano-estadounidense fue pionero en la integración de la genética, el desarrollo y la evolución. Su investigación exploró las normas de reacción, la asimilación genética y la determinación del sexo, sentando las bases de la comprensión en estos campos. Es especialmente conocido por su hipótesis del "Monstruo Esperanzador", que propuso de manera controvertida la macroevolución a través de macromutaciones. Sus detallados estudios sobre el sistema nervioso de los nematodos inspiraron indirectamente la posterior investigación, galardonada con el Premio Nobel, sobre la conectividad cerebral.
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