Titlebook: Current Developments in Anthropological Genetics; Volume 1 Theory and James H. Mielke,Michael H. Crawford Book 1980 Plenum Press, New York

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-89281-4he early examples of Haldane (1927), Fisher (1930) and others, the merits of demographic data still required emphasis and only a few studies existed. Birdsell (1958), Bodmer (1965), Cavalli-Sforza (1962), Kirk (1966), Kiser (1965), Roberts (1956, 1965), Sutter (1963), Sutter and Tran-Ngoc-Toan (1957

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Juliane Br?uer,Juliane Kaminski and useful areas where population genetics and anthropology should interact. As anthropologists we are in a position to make important contributions to sociobiology because of our intricate knowledge of the behavior, social patterns, and population biology of man. These contributions will be most c

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Women, Royalisms and Exiles 1640–1669be termed deterministic or causal in that it attempts to relate human variation to some environmental determinant. Today, this kind of interpretation would most likely fall under the rubric of natural selection or adaptation. The other explanation tends to be nondeterministic in the sense that it re

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Women, Royalisms and Exiles 1640–1669ulation is most useful involve studies of the effects of interaction of two or more population processes on the growth, structure and evolution of populations. For example, an anthropologist might model the joint effects of mating rules and migration patterns on the size and geographical distributio

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Introduction: Why Women Must Lead,most populations of interest (particularly in man) exhibit some form of subdivision. Most often, spatial subdivision is observable, and population geneticists have studied subdivisions ranging in magnitude from villages to continents. Other types of subdivisions exist as well. Linguistic differences

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Entrepreneurship and Human Relations, the model for the trait, a set of individuals will have certain phenotypes or genotypes. Risk probabilities required in genetic counseling problems (Binet, Sawyer, and Watson, 1958; Murphy, 1970; Chase, Murphy, and Bolling, 1971) may be computed as the ratio of two such probabilities. An ancestral

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Entrepreneurship and Human Relations,aturalistic settings (Morton and Chung, 1978). Since most of these traits show a variable age of onset, variation in severity, assortative mating, and are sex specific, failure to give simple Mendelian ratios is expected. Even when attempts have been made to control extraneous sources of variation,

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Causation in Wildlife Population Health analysis as the statistical methodology used to determine from family data the mode of inheritance of a particular phenotype, especially with a view to elucidating single-gene effects; it is thus a basic tool in human genetics. There have been many reviews of the early literature on this topic (see