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Population Biology. Ecological and Evolutionary Viewpoints.
The Journal of Applied Ecology, 19911 Genetic Variation: Prerequisite and Consequence of Evolution.- DNA, the Basis of Inheritance.- Factors Causing Variation in DNA.- Population Genetic Consequences of Transposable Elements.- Evolution of Genome Size.- Gene Families.- Polyploidy.- Gene Activity.- Gene Regulation.- Neutrality.- Gene Interaction.- Recombination.- Phenotype-Genotype ...
A. F. Raybould, K. Wohrmann, S. K. Jain
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Basic Concepts of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
The Hastings Center Report, 1998us regarding the wise allocation of resources in our regions and worldwide. Unfortunately, ecology and evolutionary biology are not widely understood; we are not good at reading the landscape.2 If these studies were part of the common operating knowledge of our society, this article, indeed the whole supplement and the project it describes, could take ...
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An emerging synthesis between community ecology and evolutionary biology
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2007A synthesis between community ecology and evolutionary biology is emerging that identifies how genetic variation and evolution within one species can shape the ecological properties of entire communities and, in turn, how community context can govern evolutionary processes and patterns.
Marc T J, Johnson, John R, Stinchcombe
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The Evolutionary Biology, Ecology and Epidemiology of Coccidia of Passerine Birds
2018Coccidia are intracellular parasites of the phylum Apicomplexa that cause a range of pathologies collectively termed coccidiosis. Species of coccidia of commercial importance have been well studied, with the effect of other species on passerine birds receiving increasing attention.
Alex, Knight +3 more
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Evolutionary and ecological aspects of recalcitrant seed biology
Seed Science Research, 2000AbstractThere is a substantial literature on the basic physiology and response to desiccation of recalcitrant seeds, but little is known about their ecology and even less of their evolutionary status. It is difficult to assess the response of early land plants to dehydration, but it is likely that desiccation tolerance in vegetative tissue arose ...
N.W. Pammenter, Patricia Berjak
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Indigenous Knowledge, Ecology, and Evolutionary Biology
2010Introduction 1. Defining Traditional Ecological Knowledge 2. All Things Are Connected: Communities as Both Ecological and Social Entities in Indigenous American Thought 3. Predators Not Prey: "Wolves of Creation" Rather Than "Lambs of God" 4. Metaphors and Models: Indigenous Knowledge and Evolutionary Ecology 5. Cultural and Biological Creation and the
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Colour spaces in ecology and evolutionary biology.
Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 2018The recognition that animals sense the world in a different way than we do has unlocked important lines of research in ecology and evolutionary biology. In practice, the subjective study of natural stimuli has been permitted by perceptual spaces, which are graphical models of how stimuli are perceived by a given animal.
Julien P, Renoult +2 more
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Conservation Biology: An Evolutionary-Ecological Perspective
The Journal of Wildlife Management, 1981Daniel Simberloff +2 more
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Evolutionary Biology and Community Ecology
Ecology, 1996Mark A. McPeek, Thomas E. Miller
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Units and passages: A view for evolutionary biology and ecology
Biology & Philosophy, 1987Many authors, including paleobiologists, cladists and so on, adopt a nested hierarchical viewpoint to examine the relationships among different levels of biological organization. Furthermore, species are often considered to be unique entities in functioning evolutionary processes and one of the individuals forming a nested hierarchy.
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