Titlebook: Evolutionary Biology; Limits to Knowledge Michael T. Clegg,Max K. Hecht,Ross J. Macintyre Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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Avoiding Paradigm-Based Limits to Knowledge of Evolutionory (summaries: Fisher, 1958; Haldane, 1932; Wright, 1931) showed the genetic feasibility of natural selection, removing a major objection to Darwin’s theory (Provine, 1971), and led to extended study of population genetic phenomena (e.g., Nei, 1987; Hartl and Clark, 1989). The “Modern Synthesis” (J

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Inferring Ancestral Character Statesa character. The question can be framed in variety of contexts, but we focus on the following scenario. An investigator is studying a group of organisms that are related by a phylogenetic tree with a known topology and known branch lengths (presumably based on a sufficient amount of prior data). A n

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Evolutionary Genetics of Primate Color Visione, ophthalmology, genetics, evolution, molecular Biology, biochemistry, and so forth. While past progress was made mainly from studies in physics, psychology, and vision science, recent progress has been mainly due to the advent of molecular and biochemical techniques such as gene cloning, DNA seque

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The Limits to Knowledge in Conservation Geneticsce of evolution and the environment, this task can become formidable. The future direction of evolutionary change is intrinsically unpredictable, because the unit of study (the population) cannot be isolated from changes in its environment. In contrast, the physical sciences and most of Biology have

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What Is the Structure of Human Populations?one generation to the next, we cannot predict the future genetic constitution of a population and we cannot reconstruct all aspects of the past. The phrase “cannot predict” is to be taken in the same sense as when we decline to predict whether a toss of a fair coin will result in a head or a tail. W

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