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method:xenopus-developmentXenopus Development
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- Ability of organisms to adjust anatomy despite injury or rearrangement; demonstrates collective problem-solving in morphospace.
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- Temporally extended process coordinating plastic expression of components to produce a collective phenotype, e.g., differentiation in multicellular bodies
- Organisms designed by evolutionary algorithm from Xenopus cells whose behavior is purely a function of evolved shape, not genomic information — inverting normal software/hardware conception
- Model organism demonstrating functional plasticity: tadpoles can develop ectopic eyes on tails that connect to spinal cord and enable vision without evolutionary adaptation.
- Process by which cellular collectives generate large-scale structure and form; presented as a collective intelligence problem.