Between 2007 and 2009, Geelong players received 13 individual selections in All-Australian teams over the three seasons, including a record nine selections in the Most Valuable Player on a record three occasions and for a record three consecutive seasons from 2007 to 2009.
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"' Ecological selection "'( or "'environmental selection "'or "'survival selection "'or "'individual selection "'or "'asexual selection "') refers to natural selection minus sexual selection, i . e . strictly ecological processes that operate on a species'inherited traits without reference to mating or secondary sex characteristics.
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We explained : " Nor may the prosecutor rebut the defendant's case merely by denying that he had a discriminatory motive or ` affirm ( ing ) ( his ) good faith in making individual selections .'Alexander v . Louisiana, 405 U . S ., at 632.
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After the publication in 1962 of his book " Animal Dispersion in Relation to Social Behavior, " which challenged accepted ideas of evolution, Wynne-Edwards became a lightning rod in the debate, pitting behavioral ecologists on one side against far more numerous proponents of the theory of individual selection on the other.
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The Council is a speaker in its own right; a parade does not consist of individual, unrelated segments that happen to be transmitted together for individual selection by members of the audience; and there is no assertion here that some speakers will be destroyed in the absence of the Massachusetts law.
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The winemaking process at Krug begins with the individual selection of each plot of vines and continues with the initial vinification of the grapes from each plot in wooden casks, which unlike tanks are small enough to give the House the flexibility to hold a single plot s wine and therefore avoid pre-mature blending.
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Variations that are the result of mutations in the biological sense and variations that are the result of individually acquired modifications in the personal sense are attributed by Smuts to Holism; further it was his opinion that because variations appear in complexes and not singly, evolution is more than the outcome of individual selections, it is holistic.
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The best explanation I've come across to explain this odd behavior is Richard Dawkins's gene selection, which is sometimes reflected in apparent individual selection-- an antelope that goes against the lion might win, but the benefit is shared by everyone else in the herd, including everyone who's disappeared from the battle, while the cost is very real and probably fatal to the brave individual.
