Developmental Systems Theory (DST) views evolutionary change as all of the following EXCEPT

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Developmental Systems Theory (DST) emphasizes that evolutionary change is not solely about genotype changes through phenotype-environment interactions but also involves more complex interactions between organisms, their development, and the environment. Thus, option A is incorrect because DST indeed views evolutionary change as involving more than just genotype changes through phenotype-environment interaction.

Developmental Systems Theory (DST) Views Evolutionary Change as All of the Following