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Genomopedia The encyclopedia of Phase-Gated Equilibrium
Heterodox framework

Genomopedia presents Phase-Gated Equilibrium, a framework that departs from mainstream evolutionary biology. If you cite it in academic work, expect that work to be rejected. We publish it because we consider it more coherent and more accurate than the conventional account. About this site

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Genomopedia is an encyclopedia of biology written from the standpoint of Phase-Gated Equilibrium (PGE), a heterodox framework in which biological elaboration is the phase-gated release of information carried from the start, rather than its gradual accumulation from the bottom up.

Every article separates what was measured from how it has been interpreted, sets the conventional reading beside the PGE reading, and says what test could decide between them.

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Root concepts

The explanatory engine
  • Evolution
  • Natural selection
  • Mutation
  • Adaptation
  • Gradualism and punctuated equilibrium
  • Abiogenesis
  • Last universal common ancestor
Relationships and history
  • Common descent
  • Homology
  • Convergent evolution
  • Molecular phylogenetics
  • Horizontal gene transfer
  • Co-option
  • Speciation
  • Adaptive radiation
  • Evolutionary developmental biology
The genome
  • Gene
  • Intron
  • Protein domain
  • Gene duplication
  • Non-coding DNA
  • Transposable element
  • Orphan gene
  • Genetic code
  • DNA repair
Cells, organisms and ecology
  • Endosymbiotic theory
  • Eukaryogenesis
  • Virus
  • Evolution of sexual reproduction
  • Symbiosis

How to read an article

Claims carry an evidence label: Confirmed a risked prediction, tested and borne out · Proposed mechanism a proposed mechanism · Unification explanatory unification · Open hypothesis an open hypothesis · Conventional reading the conventional reading, for comparison.