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- In evolutionary biology, an exaptation is a trait that is co-opted for a purpose other than that for which it had originally evolved.
- A teacher of peak performance, an author of impactful books and presentations, and a lifelong student of success, happiness, and ...
- John Kounios, PhD, is a professor of psychology and director of Drexel University's doctoral program in Applied Cognitive and ...
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