Titlebook: Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics; Derek A. Roff Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 Mutation.breeding.chromosome.ev

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Springer Remote Sensing/PhotogrammetryThe foregoing chapters have reviewed the fundamental elements of evolutionary quantitative genetics. In this chapter I shall present an overview and outline where, in my opinion, the most serious lacunae in our knowledge lie. To this end the sections are divided into a series of questions.

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A Summing Up,The foregoing chapters have reviewed the fundamental elements of evolutionary quantitative genetics. In this chapter I shall present an overview and outline where, in my opinion, the most serious lacunae in our knowledge lie. To this end the sections are divided into a series of questions.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137012845n that suite of traits which determines overall fitness. Further, even when there is direct selection on only one trait, there may be significant effects on other traits because of a genetic or phenotypic correlation between the selected and unselected traits. In this Chapter, I review the theory of

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