红皇后效应（Red queen effect）.docVIP

红皇后效应（Red queen effect） Red queen effect In nature, there is a phenomenon that the probability of future generations being extinct with their ancestors and new species is almost identical. Vanvalen USES the red queen hypothesis to explain this phenomenon. Vanvalen found that a populations logarithmic form of survival curves is linear, and the probability of extinction is relatively constant. The red queen effect theory in tissue ecology was proposed by Barnett (1996). The theory is that if the organization loses its chance to participate in the red queens evolution, it will be very detrimental to the organization in the long run. The red queen effect in the organizational ecology theory, competition is one of the important factors to promote tissue growth, the organization if you want to maintain good growth momentum for a long time, it is necessary to actively participate in the competition, competition will improve the rate of organization set up, and enable organizations to better the evolution and development. The red queen effect has important influence on the establishment, organization and death of the organization. The previous article described the power of the index, and we recognized that any exponential growth system would collapse. Sustainable development can only be possible within a certain period of time. No development can be sustainable. There is also an association effect that is the red queen effect. The Red Queen or Red Queen Hypothesis is an evolutionary Hypothesis proposed in 1973 by Leigh Van Valen, an American evolutionary biologist, to explain the Law of Extinction, which he observed. Van Valen found that, on a geological scale, the probability of extinction of a species in a family was roughly constant, while the probability of extinction in any family was almost random. A species in an ecosystem is always in a race for a greater chance of survival, just like an arms race between great powers in international politics. The red queen hypoth