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Can we just keep the simple, yet accurate definition of fitness? Not every one is an genius. The article was meant to take an important yet complicated concept and make it digestible for non geniuses.
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'''Reproductive success''' is when your children have children themselves, so on and so forth. This is related to but can be distinct from [[fitness]]. Fitness is | '''Reproductive success''' is when your children have children themselves, so on and so forth. This is related to but can be distinct from [[fitness]]. Fitness is an individual's ability to propagate its genes.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitness</ref><ref>https://phys.org/tags/reproductive+success/#targetText=Reproductive%20success%20is%20defined%20as,offspring%20produced%20by%20an%20individual</ref><ref>https://www.dictionary.com/browse/genetic-fitness#targetText=n.,the%20average%20for%20the%20population</ref> | ||
== Reproductive strategies == | == Reproductive strategies == | ||