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Oxford Surveys in Evolutionary Biology

Evolution · 1989 · Vol. 43(6) · pp. 1338–1338

Abstract

Weismann and modern biology, John Maynard Smith life history variation in placental mammals - unifying the data with theory, Paul H.Harvey et al comparative methods using phylogenetically independent contrasts, Austin Burt caste and change in social insects, D.M.Gordon inclusive fitnesw in a nutshell, David C.Queller levels of selection and sorting with special reference to the species level, Elisabeth S.Vrba the emergence, maintenance, and transitions of the earliest evolutionary units, Eors Szathmary population genetics at the DNA level - a review of the conribution of restriction enzyme studies.

Insect and Arachnid Ecology and BehaviorEvolution and Paleontology StudiesPlant and animal studiesBiologyEvolutionary biologyComparative biologyHuman evolutionary geneticsPopulation geneticsCastePopulation biologyVariation (astronomy)PopulationGenealogy
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