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• W4362474583 abstract "This review points out that three of the essential features of natural selection—competition for a finite resource, variation, and transmission of memory—occur in an extremely simple, thermalized molecular population, one of colliding “billiard balls” subject to an anisotropy, a directional flux of energetic molecules. The emergence of scaling behavior, scale invariance, in such systems is considered in the context of the emergence of complexity driven by Gibbs free energy, the origins of life, and known chemistries in planetary and astrophysical conditions. It is suggested that the thermodynamic formalism of statistical multifractality offers a parallel between the microscopic and macroscopic views of non-equilibrium systems and their evolution, different from, empirically determinable, and therefore complementing traditional definitions of entropy and its production in living systems. Further, the approach supports the existence of a bridge between microscopic and macroscopic scales, the missing mesoscopic scale. It is argued that natural selection consequently operates on all scales—whether or not life results will depend on both the initial and the evolving boundary conditions. That life alters the boundary conditions ensures nonlinearity and scale invariance. Evolution by natural selection will have taken place in Earth’s fluid envelope; both air and water display scale invariance and are far from chemical equilibrium, a complex condition driven by the Gibbs free energy arising from the entropy difference between the incoming solar beam and the outgoing infrared radiation to the cold sink of space acting on the initial conditions within evolving boundary conditions. Symmetry breaking’s role in the atmospheric state is discussed, particularly in regard to aerosol fission in the context of airborne bacteria and viruses in both current and prebiotic times. Over 4.4 billion years, the factors operating to support natural selection will have evolved along with the entire system from relative simplicity to the current complexity." @default.
• W4362474583 created "2023-04-05" @default.
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• W4362474583 date "2023-03-31" @default.
• W4362474583 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W4362474583 title "Natural Selection and Scale Invariance" @default.
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