The Extended Evolutionary Synthesis Facilitates Evolutionary Models of Culture Change by Cameron M. Smith, Liane Gabora, William Gardner-O'Kearny

“…The Extended Evolutionary Synthesis (EES) is beginning to fulfill the whole promise of Darwinian insight through its extension of evolutionary understanding from the biological domain to include cultural information evolution. …”
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Analogia e omologia: la questione della filogenesi delle emozioni by Salvatore Tedesco

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Genetic assimilation in the evolution of hominin neuroplasticity by Luiz do Valle Miranda

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Affect, Belief, and the Arts by Rami Gabriel

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Causal Analysis in Some Topics of Philosophy of Biology by Mahmoud Mozhdeh khoshknodahani

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In search of common, information-processing, agency-based framework for anthropogenic, biogenic, and abiotic cognition and intelligence by Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic

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Toward an Etiology of Spaceflight Neuroplastic Syndrome: Evolutionary Science Leads to New Hypotheses and Program Priorities by Margaret Boone Rappaport, Christopher J. Corbally

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The Scope of Reciprocal Causation by Yasmin Haddad

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Developmental bias as a cause and consequence of adaptive radiation and divergence by Corin Stansfield, Kevin J. Parsons

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Is It Necessary to Integrate Evo-Devo to the Analysis and Construction of Artificial Emotional Systems? by Jorge Luis Hernández-Ochoa, Jorge Luis Hernández-Ochoa, Francisco Vergara-Silva

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Life’s a Gas: A Thermodynamic Theory of Biological Evolution by Keith R. Skene

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Epigenetic opportunities for evolutionary computation by Sizhe Yuen, Thomas H. G. Ezard, Adam J. Sobey

“…Although the idea of the extended evolutionary synthesis has not been fully accepted in evolutionary theory, it presents many interesting concepts that could provide benefits to evolutionary computation. …”
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A CURRENT RETURN TO LAMARCK IN AGREEMENT WITH DARWIN by Andrzej Gecow

“…However, they require an extension of Modern Synthesis to Extended Evolutionary Synthesis. Both the terms, unfortunately connected to Lamarck, really indicate a group of phenomena which can be symbolized by Jablonka’s wording: “some evolutionary changes are non-random in origin, or even result from instruction.” …”
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Obstructed Labor, Evolution, and Health Disparities by Liliana Light, Suman Kaur Virdee, Colin Dickens, Rui Diogo

“…In this review, this evolutionary aspect of fetopelvic disproportion is reconsidered within a broader sociocultural and environmental approach related to a change of paradigm from a more reductionist Neo-Darwinist to a more encompassing Extended Evolutionary Synthesis view. The review explores a more comprehensive understanding of several factors related to fetopelvic disproportion, including socioeconomic factors and ethnic disparities among individuals that might lead to a higher likelihood of obstructed labor and maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality.…”
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EvoDevo: An Ongoing Revolution? by Salvatore Ivan Amato

“…In this article, an epistemological analysis of EvoDevo is presented, with particular attention paid to the relations to the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis (EES) and the Standard Evolutionary Synthesis (SET).…”
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Cognition as Morphological/Morphogenetic Embodied Computation In Vivo by Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic

“…This article considers recent research about morphological computation, morphogenesis, agency, basal cognition, extended evolutionary synthesis, free energy principle, cognition as Bayesian learning, active inference, and related topics, offering new theoretical and practical perspectives on problems inherent to the old computationalist cognitive models which were based on abstract symbol processing, and unaware of actual physical constraints and affordances of the embodiment of cognizing agents. …”
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Religion, morality, science – And the (?) story of Homo sapiens by Danie Veldsman

“…Against the background of two remarks: firstly, on the contextual state of the present science-religion discourses in South Africa and secondly, on the fluid and messy nature of the relationship between science-religion in contemporary discourses, the (no, a) messy story of Homo sapiens is told, incorporating the most recent post-Darwinian developments within evolutionary theories, highlighting the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis (EES) and the all-important four dimensions of inheritance that are embodied in these very three concepts. …”
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Generational stability of epigenetic transgenerational inheritance facilitates adaptation and evolution by Alexandra Korolenko, Michael K. Skinner

“…The epigenome and epigenetic inheritance were not included in the original modern synthesis theory or more recent extended evolutionary synthesis of evolution. In a broad range of species, the environment has been shown to play a significant role in natural selection, which more recently has been shown to occur through epigenetic alterations and epigenetic inheritance. …”
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Extending the Explanatory Scope of Evolutionary Theory: The Origination of Historical Kinds in Biology and Culture by Gary Tomlinson, Günter P. Wagner

“…Two welcome extensions of evolutionary thinking have come to prominence over the last thirty years: the so-called "extended evolutionary synthesis" (EES) and debate about biological kinds and individuals. …”
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Information Theory, Developmental Psychology, and the Baldwin Effect by Erick J. Chastain

“…As part of the extended evolutionary synthesis, there has recently been a new emphasis on the effects of biological development on genetic inheritance and variation. …”
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