Evolutionary psychologists argue that complex cognitive adaptations are unlikely to vary substantially between individuals because they require hundreds or thousands of genes working in concert; if genes varied significantly, it would be improbable for all necessary genes for a complex adaptation to be present in the same individual during sexual reproduction.

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• evolutionary psychology concept
• cognitive adaptations concept