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Punctured equilibrium can matter if fundamentally new adaptation happen only or primarily with external disruptions. Mammals replaced reptiles after a mass exti
by joe_the_user 6y ago
Punctured equilibrium can matter if fundamentally new adaptation happen only or primarily with external disruptions. Mammals replaced reptiles after a mass extinction event cause by a meteor - another world might not regular meteors or might have too many.
The question is how non-earth world might fail, right.
- AgentME 6y agoIt doesn't matter to the equations whether you're modeling the chance that a mutation happens on its own, or the chance that an event happens that causes the mutation. You would use the same equation to model either of those.