Ortega hypothesis

The Ortega hypothesis, proposed by Spanish biologist José Ortega y Gasset, is a theory related to the concept of genetic load in populations. However, it is important to note that José Ortega y Gasset is primarily known for his philosophical and cultural contributions rather than specific biological theories. The term "Ortega hypothesis" may also be associated with a concept that describes how the genetic diversity of a population can be affected by factors like population size, environmental pressures, and reproductive strategies.