This is a very interesting paper, however I fail to see why this incredible self-organizing developmental process that gives rise to a functioning limb control system shouldn't be described as innate.
Blumberg et al. on how "innate" spinal circuits in rats result from spontaneous twitching: "Our experiments show how patterns of twitching contribute to the self-organized differentiation of the most basic spinal circuits--circuits long considered innate:" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982213005599 …pic.twitter.com/T2GPlTMvne
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This particular process as described here only involves components of the organism interacting with each other, interaction with the environment isn't a factor. These interactions are ultimately orchestrated by the genome.
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