Titlebook: Measuring Selection in Natural Populations; Freddy B. Christiansen,Tom M. Fenchel Conference proceedings 1977 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Sexual Selection and the Evolution of Territoriality in Birdsween species with different diets strongly support the theory. For example, cardueline finches nest in groups of small territories. They feed their young mainly on seeds, foraging in groups. The fringilline chaffinch defends a large territory, feeding its young on insects caught in the territory.

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On Conditional Inference for Deviation from Hardy-Weinberg Distributionwellknown insensitivity of the X.-test for Hardy-Weinberg distribution (Lewontin and Cockerham (1959), Ward and Sing (1970)) and difficulties in interpreting the test outcome genetically (Frydenberg (1956), Wallace (1958)).

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Protein Evolution: Nonrandom Patterns in Related Speciesf a hypothesis consist of finding out whether predictions about the world of experience derived as logical consequences from the hypothesis agree or not with the states of affairs observed in the natural world.

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A General Model to Account for Enzyme Variation in Natural Populations. IV. The Quantitative Geneticthis than Terumi Mukai, and it is because of his successes in settling long-standing disputes that there is finally a firmly established phenomenology of the genetic variation in viability which can be confidently used for constructing models of the genome.

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Population Genetics of , (L.): A Reviewsuch studies so that a reasonably clear answer emerges. Among several possible approaches to the problem, we will discuss the possibility of measuring selection solely by direct observation of the genetic composition of a natural population.

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Hidden Heterogeneity among Electrophoretic Allelesvariation. These investigations have been reported in a series of publications (Johnson 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975a, 1975b, 1976a, 1977a, 1977b, and 1977c), which discuss in detail the theory and experimental methods of this approach.