Linkearlys
Linkearlys are a hypothetical evolutionary concept suggesting that certain traits or genetic predispositions might be "linked" or more likely to appear together in early developmental stages of an organism. This concept posits that the initial genetic blueprint or regulatory mechanisms in an embryo might favor the simultaneous expression or co-occurrence of specific biological features. Instead of traits evolving independently, linkearlys propose that their early developmental coordination could lead to more integrated and potentially advantageous organismal structures or functions.
The idea is not about direct genetic linkage in the traditional sense, which refers to genes located
For example, if a particular set of genes governing bone density and muscle attachment points were activated