COEVOLUTION: MAPPING TRENDS AND INFLUENCES ON SOCIO-NATURAL DYNAMICS AND INNOVATIONS
mapeando tendências e influências nas dinâmicas sócio-naturais e inovações
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https://doi.org/10.21728/p2p.2025v11n2e-7450Keywords:
Camouflage, Assisted pollination, Red Queen HypothesisAbstract
Coevolution is a fascinating phenomenon that manifests itself in various ways in the natural world, including symbiosis, pollination, camouflage, predation, arms race, and competition. These processes illustrate the complex web of interactions that shape biodiversity and the dynamics of ecosystems. When applied to the relationship between society and technology, this idea captures the essence of how biological capacities and innovations shape each other. The objective of this work was to carry out a literature review on biological coevolution and its influence on socio-national dynamics and innovations. The data survey was conducted from 2004 to 2024 in the web of science and scopus databases. Research in coevolution, by exploring the dynamic interactions between organisms (human and non-human) and their environment, revealed a driving force in both nature and technological innovation. By mapping the trends and influences of socio-national dynamics and innovations, these complex relationships shape biodiversity, resilience of ecosystems and society.
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