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Challenges to the Evolutionary Synthesis, other factors) in the dynamics of evolution, the evolutionary importance of sex, the evolutionary grounds for alternative life history strategies, and so on. Historically, the synthesis offered a . that allowed theorists, experimentalists, and field naturalists coming from different disciplines to

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Domestication, expression of those traits collectively enabling this adaptation. Under normal circumstances, domestication would initially involve selection for behavioral traits such as docility and early breeding, so that, following Mayr (1963), a first indication of evolutionary change under domestication is l

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Evolution by Social Selection,ered, the number of genetic diseases becomes about 4000 (McKusick, 1986). The incidence of these diseases in a population depends on the etiology of the trait, the fitness of an individual, and demographic structure of the population.

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Genetic Diversity in Nature,through allozymic variation did not highlight its nature and significance as expected (Lewontin, 1974, 1986). The main unresolved problem haunting evolutionary genetics is: How much of this genetic diversity is adaptive, processed by natural selection, and contributes to fitness? In other words, wha