Titlebook: Genetic Constraints on Adaptive Evolution; Volker Loeschcke Conference proceedings 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 ecology.evo

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ion to result in the most direct ascent of the mean phenotype to an optimum. The contributions to this volume emphasize how genetic aspects in the transmission of traits constrain adaptive evolution. Approaches span from quantitative, population, ecological to molecular genetics. Much attention is d

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Mario Pufahl,Patrick Paulsen,Paul Arndtll selection coefficients can have over long periods of time. These processes will be the subject of this chapter and although only some fragments of information are beginning to become apparent, many of them are contrary to common expectations.

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Nonrandom Patterns of Mutation are Reflected in Evolutionary Divergence and May Cause Some of the Ull selection coefficients can have over long periods of time. These processes will be the subject of this chapter and although only some fragments of information are beginning to become apparent, many of them are contrary to common expectations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-0116-2aw 1985) is considered in the models discussed here, the objective of this chapter is to discuss the evolutionary mechanisms that can produce an advantageous phenotypic response to spatial variation in the environment, that is, adaptive phenotypic plasticity.

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Reflections on the Genetics of Quantitative Traits with Continuous Environmental Variation,varying environmental parameters, such as temperature and food, that are either controlled or uncontrolled, and ask how the effects of these environmental parameters on single and on correlated traits can be studied.

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Conference proceedings 1987genetic correlations, to the maintenance of quantitative genetic variation, and to the intimate relation between genetics, ecology, and evolution. This volume addresses all evolutionary biologists and explains why they should be wary of evolutionary concepts that base arguments purely on phenotypic characteristics.

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