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Definition	:	Punctuated Equilibrium Model
Category	:	Academic & Science » Biology
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Type	:	Initialism

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Punctuated Equilibrium Model (PEM) is a theory in evolutionary biology that suggests that species tend to undergo long periods of relative stability (equilibrium) followed by short bursts of rapid change (punctuation).

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