COEVOLUCIÓN: TENDENCIAS E INFLUENCIAS DE MAPEO EN DINÁMICAS E INNOVACIONES SOCIO-NATURALES
mapeando tendências e influências nas dinâmicas sócio-naturais e inovações
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https://doi.org/10.21728/p2p.2025v11n2e-7450Palabras clave:
camuflaje, Polinización asistida, Hipótesis de la reina rojaResumen
La coevolución es un fenómeno fascinante que se manifiesta de varias maneras en el mundo natural, incluida la simbiosis, la polinización, el camuflaje, la depredación, la carrera armamentista y la competencia. Estos procesos ilustran la compleja red de interacciones que dan forma a la biodiversidad y la dinámica de los ecosistemas. Cuando se aplica a la relación entre la sociedad y la tecnología, esta idea captura la esencia de cómo las capacidades biológicas e innovaciones se forman mutuamente. El objetivo de este trabajo era llevar a cabo una revisión de la literatura sobre la coevolución biológica y su influencia en la dinámica e innovaciones socionacionales. La encuesta de datos se realizó de 2004 a 2024 en la Web of Science and Scopus Database. La investigación en coevolución, al explorar las interacciones dinámicas entre los organismos (humanos y no humanos) y su entorno, reveló una fuerza impulsora tanto en la naturaleza como en la innovación tecnológica. Al mapear las tendencias e influencias de la dinámica e innovaciones socionacionales, estas relaciones complejas dan forma a la biodiversidad, la resiliencia de los ecosistemas y la sociedad.
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