Rates of Evolution
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Rates of Evolution
Day, M.F.; Campbell, K.S.W
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2021
334
Mole
Inglês
9780367265588
15 a 20 dias
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Preface 1. Major Features of the Fossil Record and Their Implications for Evolutionary Rate Studies 2. The Timing of Major Evolutionary Innovations from the Origin of Life to the Origins of the Metaphya and Metazoa: The Geological Evidence 3. Rates and Modes of Evolution in the Mollusca 4. Rates of Evolution Among Palaeozoic Echinoderms 5. The Initial Radiation and Rise to Dominance of the Angiosperms 6. Selection or Constraint?: A Proposal on the Mechanism for Stasis 7. Development Pathways and Evolutionary Rates 8. Population Biology and Evolutionary Change 9. Comparative Rates of Molecular, Chromosomal and Morphological Evolution in Some Australian Vertebrates 10. Evolution of Gene Structure in Relation to Function 11. Popular Genetics, Evolutionary Rates and Neo-Darwinism 12. Genetic Systems and Evolutionary Rates 13. The Origin, Nature and Significance of Genetic Variation in Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes 14. Old and New Theories of Evolution 15. From Genome to Phenotype 16. The New Gene and its Evolution Index
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Molecular Data Bases;Animal Behaviour;Fushi Tarazu;Anthropology;Subclasses Rosidae;Archeology;Satellite DNA;Australopithecines;DNA DNA Hybridisation;Behavioural Sciences;Potomac Group;Bipedalism;Vascular Plants;Fossils;Phenotypic Standard Deviations;Charles Darwin;Monosulcate Pollen;Civilization;Multigene Families;Evolution;Heat Shock;Fossil Evidence;Stabilising Selection;Genetics;Pollen Morphotypes;Homo Habilis;Tricolpate Pollen;Homo Sapiens;Lineage Branching;Homo erectus;Hawaiian Drosophila;Human Behaviour;Bacterial Sulphate Reduction;Human Evolution;Early Angiosperm;Cladogenetic Evolution;Angiosperm Pollen;Morphological Change;Chromosome Evolution;Genomic Rates;Modal Phenotype;Organismic;Eromanga Basin;Evolutionary Innovations;Direct DNA Sequencing;The Origin of Life;Allozyme Electrophoresis;Metaphyta;Developmental Instability;Metazoa;Geological Evidence;Geology;Mollusca;Precambrian History;Macroevolution;Microevolution;Higher Taxa;Lower Taxa;Paleozoic Echinoderms;Stochastic Caveat;Echinoderms;Monophyletic Commensurate Groups;Echnioderms Taxa;Angiosperm;Developmental Conservatism;Population Biology;Kinematics;Chromosomal;Morphological Evolution;Gene Structure;Population Genetics;Neo-Darwinism;Genetic Systems;Evolutionary Rates;Prokaryotes;Eurokaryotes;Genomes;Phenotypes;Evolutionary Advancement;Endogenous;geological past;evolutionary change;morphological changes;regulatory genes
Preface 1. Major Features of the Fossil Record and Their Implications for Evolutionary Rate Studies 2. The Timing of Major Evolutionary Innovations from the Origin of Life to the Origins of the Metaphya and Metazoa: The Geological Evidence 3. Rates and Modes of Evolution in the Mollusca 4. Rates of Evolution Among Palaeozoic Echinoderms 5. The Initial Radiation and Rise to Dominance of the Angiosperms 6. Selection or Constraint?: A Proposal on the Mechanism for Stasis 7. Development Pathways and Evolutionary Rates 8. Population Biology and Evolutionary Change 9. Comparative Rates of Molecular, Chromosomal and Morphological Evolution in Some Australian Vertebrates 10. Evolution of Gene Structure in Relation to Function 11. Popular Genetics, Evolutionary Rates and Neo-Darwinism 12. Genetic Systems and Evolutionary Rates 13. The Origin, Nature and Significance of Genetic Variation in Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes 14. Old and New Theories of Evolution 15. From Genome to Phenotype 16. The New Gene and its Evolution Index
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- Geografia física e topografia
- Genética (não médica)
- Agricultura e indústrias relacionadas
- Arqueologia por períodos e regiões
- Sociedade e cultura: geral
- Antropologia
- A teoria psicológica e escolas de pensamento
- Fisiológico e neuro-psicologia, biopsicologia
- Processos geológicos superficiais (geomorfologia)
- Paleontologia
Molecular Data Bases;Animal Behaviour;Fushi Tarazu;Anthropology;Subclasses Rosidae;Archeology;Satellite DNA;Australopithecines;DNA DNA Hybridisation;Behavioural Sciences;Potomac Group;Bipedalism;Vascular Plants;Fossils;Phenotypic Standard Deviations;Charles Darwin;Monosulcate Pollen;Civilization;Multigene Families;Evolution;Heat Shock;Fossil Evidence;Stabilising Selection;Genetics;Pollen Morphotypes;Homo Habilis;Tricolpate Pollen;Homo Sapiens;Lineage Branching;Homo erectus;Hawaiian Drosophila;Human Behaviour;Bacterial Sulphate Reduction;Human Evolution;Early Angiosperm;Cladogenetic Evolution;Angiosperm Pollen;Morphological Change;Chromosome Evolution;Genomic Rates;Modal Phenotype;Organismic;Eromanga Basin;Evolutionary Innovations;Direct DNA Sequencing;The Origin of Life;Allozyme Electrophoresis;Metaphyta;Developmental Instability;Metazoa;Geological Evidence;Geology;Mollusca;Precambrian History;Macroevolution;Microevolution;Higher Taxa;Lower Taxa;Paleozoic Echinoderms;Stochastic Caveat;Echinoderms;Monophyletic Commensurate Groups;Echnioderms Taxa;Angiosperm;Developmental Conservatism;Population Biology;Kinematics;Chromosomal;Morphological Evolution;Gene Structure;Population Genetics;Neo-Darwinism;Genetic Systems;Evolutionary Rates;Prokaryotes;Eurokaryotes;Genomes;Phenotypes;Evolutionary Advancement;Endogenous;geological past;evolutionary change;morphological changes;regulatory genes
