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Evolutionary/Adaptive Thinking as a Meta-theory for Systematic Group Research: An Extended ‘Fungus-eater’ Approach

Hokkaido University, tkameda{at}let.hokudai.ac.jp

R. Scott Tindale

Loyola University, Chicago

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