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Так как никакая сущность отбором не занимается, “естественный отбор” – не отбор в обычном смысле слова. Дарвин был недоволен своим названием и писал: “Полагаю, что естественный отбор – плохой термин, но если менять его сейчас, то это, по-моему, внесет еще больше путаницы. Да я и не могу придумать лучшего названия” (из письма к Чарльзу Лайелю, 6 июня 1860, проект “Переписка Дарвина”). Кстати, термин “выживание наиболее приспособленных” ввел английский биолог и социолог