Titlebook: Vito Volterra Symposium on Mathematical Models in Biology; Proceedings of a Con Claudio Barigozzi Conference proceedings 1980 Springer-Verl

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Completeness and Craft Standards in Ecological Theorynatural history, applied mathematics, and genetics. While the curious tensions between these three traditions may not have been critical during the early pioneering stages of ecological development, they now require examination.

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Models of Natural Selectionarth that it has come to be regarded by many people as the model for the dynamics of all historical processes. “Evolutionary change” has become identified as identical with “change by natural selection,” although there exist, in fact, two quite different modes of explanation for the evolution of sys

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Stochastic Theory of Population Genetics and Evolutioniability of a random mating population, introducing a new concept of stochastic change of gene frequencies. He reached the conclusion that the rate of change of genetic variability due to genetic drift is extremely small in a large population. This study affected his view as well as his followers on

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Evolutionary Game Theorytance is the simplest possible one, that individuals produce offspring identical to themselves — i.e. parthenogenetic inheritance. Hence the method is not well suited for analysing the genetic structure of populations, or the way in which evolution depends on breeding systems. Essentially, it is con

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Evolution in Human Populations: Data and Models “them”. However the reconstruction of the historical processes that have led to the present differentiation among individuals within populations, and among populations within our species, continues to be of intense interest not only for assessing the relative roles of different biological pressures

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Models of Density- and Frequency- Dependent Selection for the Exploitation of Resources. II. Coevoluem are relatively recent. Classical population dynamics dealt with constant competition parameters. The introduction of models which allowed for genetic adaptation within a species according to the pressures exerted on it by the presence of competing species had to wait for a union between populatio

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Intraspecific Competition and Evolutionted into evolutionary forces in the population. An approach to this is the analysis of phenotypic characters related to competition coefficients through the use of the niche concept as formulated by Mac- Arthur and Levins (1967; Levins, 1968). This formulation has been used in the analysis of intras