Titlebook: Evolution and Genetics of Life Histories; Hugh Dingle,Joseph P. Hegmann Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 Adaptation

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Competition and Adaptation among Diploid and Polyploid Clones of Unisexual Fishesnificance of genetic variation. Here, the genetic variation of a population is contained in the form of multiple genetic clones that, in the absence of recombination, magnify the effects of selection in successive generations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02406-4se meanings.” The interpretational method he proposed and used was “to compute the characteristics of the future hypothetical population by assuming an unvarying pattern of the life history features which govern natality and mortality.”

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9178-8n genetic descriptions and ecologically simple selection regimes. The focus on species in the modern synthesis brought a much clearer conception of the biological nature of species and some easily grasped, heuristic, models of allopatric and sympatric speciation.

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Meteor Apparatebau Paul Schmeck GmbH, Siegenir phenotypic expression. For example, low- and high-fecundity phenotypes may mature at different ages or show differential survival. Correlation of traits at the level of the phenotype is the net result of genetic correlation (pleiotropism, linkage) and environmental variation that influences two or more traits simultaneously (Falconer 1960).

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Introductory Chapter Genetics, Ecology, and the Evolution of Life Historiesned that colonizing species at low densities in pioneer habitats should evolve a suite of life table characters emphasizing early and rapid production of offspring. In contrast, species in stable communities with density dependence were expected to display traits associated with strong competitive a

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Some Theoretical Considerations Concerning Life History Evolutionaction with the “modern” or “neo-Darwinian” synthesis. The modern synthesis is characterized, perhaps above all else, both by the elaboration of mathematical structures to describe the genetic diversity and response to natural selection in populations and by a qualitative focus on the properties of

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