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Frequently asked questions

Q: How old is the theory and where was it first published?

A: The theory is 40 years old. It was first published in scientific-popular magazine “Nauka I Zizn”
     (“Science and Life”) in 1965.

Q: What organisms are covered by the Evolutionary Theory of Sex?

A: The theory applies to plants, animals and humans.

Q: What levels of organization are covered by the Evolutionary Theory of Sex?

A: All levels of organization can be explained: cell, organ, population, social and psychological.

Q: What theories Evolutionary Theory of Sex can replace?

A: The theory of sexual selection (C. Darwin), the “Ratchet theory”, R. Fisher—H.T. Müller theory, the “Gene repair”
   
 theory (R. E. Michod, 1995), the theory of gene imbalance (Gunter, 1923; Huxley, 1924; Lenz, 1923; Schirmer, 1929),
     the metabolic theory (McArthur and Baillie, 1932), the “theory of equal expenses” (R. Fisher)

Q: What theories Theory of Asymmetrization of Organisms, Brain and Body can replace?

A: All theories of brain asymmetry, all theories of left-handedness (The Right Shift Theory M. Annett, 2002), The
     Geschwind-Behan-Galaburda (GBG) Theory of Left-Handedness

 

 

 

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