Titlebook: Life Cycles; An evolutionary appr Peter Calow Book 1978 P. Calow 1978 Adaptation.biology.development.developmental biology.evolution.evolut

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Summary and conclusionsrmation. Without such a property it would be feasible for maladaptive changes, which arise in the phenotype as a result of its metabolic and physical activity, to become written into the genome. On the other hand, non-reciprocity puts certain constraints on the mechanism of evolution and on the cont

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Book 1978 biological sciences. This book has been written in the spirit of unification and synthesis. It is, in a sense, a general biology of the organism - not, however, of organisms as static unchanging systems, but of organisms as dynamic entities which progress through a definite cycle of events from bir

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Peter Calowlichen Angaben zu Gedeihen, Krankheiten und forstlicher Bedeutung sind auch heute noch lesenswert und in vergleichbaren Büchern unserer Zeit kaum noch zu finden..978-3-662-64470-6978-3-662-64471-3Series ISSN 2522-865X Series E-ISSN 2522-8668

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Life’s logic could be no cycles in nature, just a continuous, unidirectional trend from order to disorder; and for this reason the second law has sometimes been called the barb in time’s arrow (Blum, 1955). Ordered and organized things do appear to be common in the world around us, however, and on Earth living

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Life as a dynamic steady-stateanized whole is to persist, the disorganized part must be removed and replaced. Therefore, living systems are inevitably in a state of flux. There has been some argument as to exactly how dynamic the body state is (Thompson and Ballou, 1956), but since the pioneering work of Schoenheimer (1946) biol

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On the adaptive significance of growingelection should tend to favour those systems which convert the greatest proportion of their input nutrients into gametes. Some respiratory metabolism is required to power the process of replication and some structural and functional organization is needed to support reproduction, but why organisms s