functionalism in biology
Functionalism in biology is a theoretical framework that focuses on understanding the functions and utility of different biological traits and systems, emphasizing their purpose and how they contribute to the overall survival and adaptation of an organism. It explains the role of these features in terms of their benefits to the organism's evolutionary fitness and ability to perform crucial tasks for its survival and reproduction.
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