Ross indexed the following pages under the keyword: "Reproduction".

Reproduction growth of hobbies Natural Selection [53]: Spreading of interest in hobbies as reproduction, 4074. Natural Selection [54]: 'Partial' reproduction occurs when the occurrence of one merely increases the probability of another occurring. 4074. Natural Selection [55]: Self-reproduction in instability, 4075. Summary: "Design for a Brain" must use methods of proof that correspond to what I hold are the natural, physiological, methods. 4074 4075

Evolution reviewed Property reproducing Reproduction in set-theory Natural Selection [80]: Relation between multistable systems and evolving genetic system reviewed, { 4606 - 4620 } Summary: Self locking and self-reproducing systems in the terms of set theory. Evolution reviewed Natural Selection [80]: Relation between multistable systems and evolving genetic system reviewed, { 4606 - 4620 } Summary: Precise statement of the fact that instability is infectious. 4612 4613

Summary: The Turing machine. Machine reproduction of Reproduction machines for 5042 5043

Virus as self-reproducer Summary: Godel's theorem as process. Games and constraint Reproduction example (artificial) Strategy must fit constraints Summary: More on the self-reproducing system. 5261 5088 5089

Imitation mechanistic Summary: New machine to demonstrate statistical mechanisms. 5317, 5408, 5526 Reproduction more examples Summary: On "imitation". 5260 5261

Computing machines spontaneous generation in Intelligence spontaneous generation Life spontaneous generation in a computer Reproduction as specialised adaptation Spontaneous generation of life in computer Reducibility irreducible systems Summary: Spontaneous generation of brain in a computer. 5812, 5816.7, 5958 5808 5809

Pattern (in general) recognition of Reproduction more examples Summary: More on self-reproduction. 6180 6181

Pandemonium (of Selfridge) Summary: Rubin and Sitgreaves' results summarised. 6199 Manure organisations of Organisation of manure or silo Reflex, conditioned in manure Reproduction self reproduction, impossible Silo organisation of Summary: I must demonstrate, some day, that a heap of manure has as high an organisation as a man. 6192 6193

Reproduction a mathematical virus Virus mathematical example Summary: A mathematical virus. Cylindrance excessive 6566 6567