Titlebook: Evolutionary Biology; Volume 13 Max K. Hecht,William C. Steere,Bruce Wallace Book 1980 Plenum Press, New York 1980 Wallace.biology.evolutio

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A Functional and Evolutionary Interpretation of Brain Size in Vertebrates,a good survey of older results and the theories is contained in Anthony (1928), more recent views being represented by Strelnikov (1970), Portmann (1972), Jerison (1973, 1976.), Gould (1975.), and Bauchot (1978).

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Some Relationships between Density-Independent Selection and Density-Dependent Population Growth,oretical treatment which is in the classical tradition is identified today by what it is not; it is not a theory about density-dependent selection. The latter theory is quite young, the analytical development starting with Anderson (1971), Roughgarden (1971), and Charlesworth (1971). Thus, we have a

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Benefits and Handicaps of Sexual Reproduction,d, naturalists have repeatedly examined the adaptive significance of sexual and asexual reproduction. Early valuable contributions were made by August Weismann (1887, 1889, 1892). He suggested that sex is a handicap because it results in a lower rate of reproduction and requires special morphologica

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Extrachromosomal Genetic Elements and the Adaptive Evolution of Bacteria,(Sparrow .., 1972). Superficially, these features would appear to restrict their adaptive flexibility, yet procaryotes have enjoyed extraordinary evolutionary success, to the point where the range of ecological niches they (rather than the eucaryotes) occupy defines the limits of biological habitabi

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