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Episode Synopsis
This week, I'm going to discuss the Red Queen Hypothesis, which sounds intimidating but is actually rather straightforward. Not only is it an evolutionary theory, but it's also a reminder that biologists really like finding obscure reasons to name things...
Sources for this episode:
Scoville, H., ThoughtCo (updated 2019), What Is the Red Queen Hypothesis? (online) [Accessed 14/01/2021].
Thain, M. and Hickman, M. (2004), The Penguin Dictionary of Biology (11th edition). London: Penguin Books Ltd.
Author unknown, Wikipedia (date unknown), Red Queen Hypothesis (online) [Accessed 14/01/2021].
Sources for this episode:
Scoville, H., ThoughtCo (updated 2019), What Is the Red Queen Hypothesis? (online) [Accessed 14/01/2021].
Thain, M. and Hickman, M. (2004), The Penguin Dictionary of Biology (11th edition). London: Penguin Books Ltd.
Author unknown, Wikipedia (date unknown), Red Queen Hypothesis (online) [Accessed 14/01/2021].
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