Interactor
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An interactor is a part of an organism that natural selection acts upon.[1] Interactors are the individual evolutionary paths which are subject to real-life interactions, such as phenotype and the outward traits most affected by natural selection. In this way the interactor interacts with the environment in a way which creates differential reproduction.
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