Titlebook: Evolutionary Biology: Biodiversification fromGenotype to Phenotype; Pierre Pontarotti Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-3495-6d developmental biology. An emerging paradigm, .-., posits that chromosomal dynamics (including changes in ploidy, chromosome loss, aberrant recombination, and mechanics of DNA damage and repair) underlie the origin of genetic variation as a precondition for selection. A model is provided by microsa

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The Ethics of Culture and Community,ection, coevolution can lead to rich evolutionary possibilities. It can be classified by major types of biotic interactions (mutualism and antagonism) or by the number of species involved (specific, diffuse and escape-and-radiate coevolution). Using two mainstream methods for studying the evolution

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Ethics and Emerging Technologiesond reciprocity or close-kin care readily explained by game theory and genetic kin selection. Group selection is widely seen as too weak to lead to substantial altruism as it struggles to contain selfishness favored by within-group selection. Yet, reciprocity and punishment leverage the effectivenes

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Ian Mcloughlin,Richard Badham,Paul Couchmanin understanding evolutionary processes across a wide range of organisms. The molecular basis of this evolutionary phenomenon is a key question in biology generally. Unravelling the basis of trade-offs has application in understanding the maintenance of sexual reproduction in most eukaryotic lineage

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Jonathan Kimmelman,Spencer Phillips Heybetween hybridizing species. In tree species, porous genomes and incomplete barriers to reproduction may allow neutral and selectively advantageous loci to freely cross species barriers, whereas loci under divergent selection or linked to those under selection will be retained, contributing to repro