Rupert Sheldrakecuriously thought something like this.
In my teens I had rejected everything associated with "morphic resonance"
sensu stricto and thinking I had thought something Roger Penrose said, I made up my own version of a single-wave that not only could in effect cutout an entire valley but also change the chemical makeup of creatures given the relative long permanence of forms over geological time.
Seeing that Larson insisted
Review of Edward Larson's Evolution : The Remarkable History of a Scientific Theory (Modern Library Chronicles) - BrothersJudd.comthe Fisher "shout out" against Wright was simply that the population genetics are subject to continual continental changes and it has only recently been possible to do causal analysis where Wright used "back variables" to trace back paths of inheritance(Shipley
read it for free @) whereas Wright said that path analysis of forms (size,homologous organs, individual organs, measurements) IS NOT even in effect of the cause lik psychological measures of IQ, it seems that ID might have struck a new nerve chord, regardless it is clearer than day that Croizat inverted Wright's vision in any thought Sheldrake might have had cellularly. We know on EVC that there is no evidence it is new. I just say it might be trying to say something probabilistically where ID is not like IQ but more like ANATOMICAL PATH ANALYSIS of HEIRIBILITY contra Shipley's economic prescription.
I have not reviewed Shipley so this is hardly fair but I think the thought of an idol picking out the "resonance" is not impossible if various uses of infinite math were instructing current science. Granted they are not but it has always seemed to me a logical possiblity. I would have then have said that a "correlational shadow" is case by the Intelligent Designer. This could become part of the sources of instruction but I still do doubt that Sheldrake's specific idea will be found within it.
I tend to disregrad all of this becuase I think that more thought is needed on Boscovich's "ATOM"
Page Not Found - MacTutor History of Mathematicsin the frame of determinant "genetic atomism" but hey that is just me in the small.