¶ Epigenetics
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Because of the tidal fluctuations of syntropy-entropy Local environments are forever altering themselves. Living phenomena, being both entropic and antientropic, Are, as Professor Waddington points out, Forever altering the environment At a faster rate than the nonbiologicals, And the ever-more-completely altered environment Is, in turn, completely altering all the creatures. Waddington identified this external modification Of living morphology as epigenetics-- In contradistinction to the corporeal morphology Of all living organisms’ integral growth Whose angle and frequency designing Is governed by the internal DNA-RNA genetic codes.
