Titlebook: Essays in Evolution and Genetics in Honor of Theodosius Dobzhansky; A Supplement to Evol Max K. Hecht,William C. Steere Book 1970 Meredith

慢慢流出

Yuqiuge Hao,Ahm Shamsuzzoha,Petri Heloe population and to promote inbreeding. Dispersal over extended distances, the systematic dispersion of large segments of the population, and the postponement of mating until dispersion has occurred would tend to diminish inbreeding and to increase the effective size of the local population.

混亂生活

From the Beginning to the Future,rent environmental conditions. A physiological adaptation is temporary; a genetic change is more lasting. They are two different kinds (or levels) of reactions to environmental changes. This paper discusses exclusively the nature of genetic change, with special reference to human populations.

遠(yuǎn)地點(diǎn)

Human Genetic Adaptation,rent environmental conditions. A physiological adaptation is temporary; a genetic change is more lasting. They are two different kinds (or levels) of reactions to environmental changes. This paper discusses exclusively the nature of genetic change, with special reference to human populations.

賄賂

Theodosius Dobzhansky Up to Now,University of Kiev, from which he was graduated in 1921. He remained in Kiev at the Institute of Agriculture until 1924. He then moved to Leningrad, where he was a Lecturer in Genetics at the University from 1924 to 1927. While at this post, in 1926 he led an expedition to Central Asia to study domesticated animals.

Bravura

Evolution of Matter and Consciousness and Its Relation to Panpsychistic Identism,elucidation of the processes of heredity and evolution. We are even beginning to understand the origin of life from nonliving matter. Hence, at present it is much more promising to get a satisfactory picture of the world by uniting all this new knowledge than it was in the beginning of this century.

時(shí)代

Heterozygosity and Genetic Polymorphism in Parthenogenetic Animals,f most polymorphisms is to be ascribed to “pure heterosis” (i.e., superiority of the heterozygote in all environments) and how far to “annidation” (in the terminology of Ludwig, 1950)—i.e., an adaptive correspondence between the various genotypes present in the population and the alternative ecological niches present in the environment.

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忙碌

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,Evolutionary Studies on , (Lepidoptera, Satyridae): The “Boundary Phenomenon” in Southern England, We are paying our respects to Professor Th. Dobzhansky on his seventieth birthday by publishing in his honour the long-accumulated results of a specific piece of research in ecological genetics. Indeed we feel that no better way could be found of acknowledging the achievements of one who has advanced so greatly the experimental study of evolution.

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978-1-4615-9587-8Meredith Corporation 1970