Evolutionary Dynamics
Evolution, inheritance, adaptation, variation, continuity, and the historical transformation of organised persistence.
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Evolution explains how biological continuity persists beyond the lifespan of individual organisms. APS interprets evolution not merely as change through time but as the historical transformation of viability-oriented organised persistence across generations. Through reproduction, inheritance, variation, selection, adaptation, and innovation, living systems maintain continuity while simultaneously generating novelty. Evolution therefore becomes one of the major continuity architectures of life, connecting developmental, ecological, cognitive, and social processes across historical timescales. This article presents the APS synthesis of evolutionary organisation and explains how continuity persists through historical transformation.