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Negentropy of E. Schrodinger, Bare Skin and Evolution |
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Bordonsky G.S. Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, the Chief of the Laboratory of Cryogenesis Geophysics, lgc255@mail.ru |
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Scientific Reports |
| UDK |
УДК 577.21 |
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On the basis of entropy streams coming through the human organism it was hypothesized,
that the loss of hair cover plays an important role in human evolution. So it led to the increase
of the entropy streams exchange (the increase of negentropy influx through bare skin). The
re-sults of calculations and physiology data of the pig and the bare mole (Heterocephalus
glaber) are presented. However, the hypothesis is true for slightly nonequilibrium processes and
could not be spread on strongly nonequilibrium and nonlinear processes in living organisms.
Nevertheless, the hypothesis is heuristically significant, because it helps to understood some
peculiarities of nonhairy animals evolution under equilibrium thermodynamic laws.
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| Key words |
negative entropy, bare skin, radiation exchange, Heterocephalus glaber, human
evolution. |
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