The Gene Machine

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The Gene Machine is a chapter in Richard Dawkins' influential evolutionary biology book "The Selfish Gene" that explores organisms as vehicles shaped by genes to ensure their own replication.

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instanceOf book chapter
literary work
aimsTo clarify the role of genes in evolution
author Richard Dawkins NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
describes genes as units of selection
organisms as vehicles for genes
replicator and vehicle distinction
explains adaptations as products of gene replication success
how genes shape organismal traits
field evolutionary biology
genre popular science
hasAuthorRole Richard Dawkins as evolutionary biologist
hasPerspective gene-centered view of evolution
influencedBy natural selection theory
neo-Darwinism
intendedAudience general readership
inWork The Selfish Gene (1976 first edition) NERFINISHED
language English
mainSubject evolution
gene-centered view of evolution
genes
natural selection NERFINISHED
organisms as survival machines
partOf The Selfish Gene NERFINISHED
publicationDateOfContainingWork 1976
publisherOfContainingWork Oxford University Press NERFINISHED
relatedConcept replicator
selfish gene
survival machine
vehicle
relatedWork The Selfish Gene NERFINISHED
workExampleOf science communication

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The Selfish Gene hasChapter The Gene Machine