| Description |
pages 151-404 : illustrations ; 29 cm |
| Series |
Contemporary issues in genetics and evolution ; v. v.9 |
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Contemporary issues in genetics and evolution ; v. v.9
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| Summary |
"Many recent studies suggest a prominent role of sexual selection in species formation. These advances have produced a need for a synthesis of what we now understand about speciation, and perhaps more importantly, where we should go from here. In this volume, investigators have contributed reviews and/or novel primary research findings aimed at understanding the ultimate mystery on which Darwin named his most famous and influential book." "Fundamental to the origin of species is the evolution of mate choice systems. This collection of papers discusses burgeoning genetic, evolutionary, and ecological approaches to understanding the origins of mating discrimination and causes of premating reproductive isolation both within and between species. The individual contributions span a wide spectrum of disciplines, taxa, and ideas (some controversial). This synthesis brings together several of the most recent ideas with supporting empirical data." |
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"This book will be of particular interest to both undergraduate and postgraduate researchers and students and researchers in the field of evolutionary biology, genetics and animal behaviour."--BOOK JACKET |
| Notes |
"Spin-off from Genetica Volume 116: 2-3, 2002." |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Evolutionary genetics.
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Sexual selection in animals.
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| Author |
Etges, William J., 1955-
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Noor, Mohamed A. F.
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| LC no. |
2003040001 |
| ISBN |
1402010222 alkaline paper |
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