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    • Hallmarks of Biological Failure/OphelieRonce  + (1) Tenaillon (2014) reviews the insights b1) Tenaillon (2014) reviews the insights brought upon by Fisher Geometric model in evolutionary genetics: could it be useful as well for our understanding of aging?</br></br>2) Martin (2014) shows how and when Fisher geometric model of adaptation emerges from complex networks of interacting modules</br></br>3) Promislow and Moorad (2088) did use that framework to model aging; could it be used to address different questions about aging, dfferent attractors, resilience?</br></br>4) tipping points on one side and evolutonary theories of aging on the other have been discussed as distinct frameworks, which should be better connected; how tipping points may be affected by evolution was discussed in a recent review (interested in ecological tipping points mostly); it could be a good starting point to read Dakos et al. (2019)</br></br>5) another example of mutation accumulation affecting aging in daphnia in Lohr et al. (2014)</br></br>6) still another one on fitness landscapes but combined with data on antibiotic resistance evolution to address questions about how these fitness landscapes change with the environment/stress: check Harmand et al. (2017)onment/stress: check Harmand et al. (2017))