Titlebook: Comparative Ecology of Microorganisms and Macroorganisms; John H. Andrews Textbook 2017Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media LLC

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,Introduction: Prospects for a Conceptual Synthesis,In 1960, . written by the accomplished naturalist Marston Bates, was published. It was his story of biology as told to the general public, largely by comparing the remarkable beauty and richness of life in a tropical rain forest and a tropical reef.

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,The Life Cycle,The life cycle is the standardized, cyclic sequence of physiological, genetic, and morphological events that mark the passage of one generation to the next.

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,The Environment,This book started with a review of how organisms change genetically, because genetic variability provides the raw material for evolution.

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,Conclusion: Commonalities and Differences in Life Histories,Because the life history of every species is at some level unique, the challenge in attempting to forge a comparative synthesis is finding instructive (as distinct from trite) commonalities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-6897-8bacteria; fungi; microbiology; microbial ecology; genetic variation; unitary organism; modular organism; li

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,Genetic Variation,tween microorganisms and macroorganisms? Because natural variation provides the raw material on which evolution acts, this chapter sets the stage for later comparisons in the book. Here we review briefly the generation, maintenance, and transmission of genetic variation in micro- and macroorganisms.