Evolution From Molecules to MenGiving a broad view of biological evolution the topics discussed here range from the history of the development of evolutionary thought, through current problems in molecular evolution and the evolution of whole organisms, to evolution of behaviour, sociobiology and man's place in evolution. |
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Darwin intellectual revolutionary | 41 |
Darwin and the nature of science | 63 |
materialism in nineteenth | 81 |
Selfreplication and molecular evolution | 105 |
Molecular tinkering in evolution | 131 |
Intimations of evolution from the threedimensional structures | 145 |
Gene clusters and genome evolution | 197 |
The primary lines of descent and the universal ancestor | 209 |
the changing role | 347 |
Plate tectonics and evolution | 367 |
Microevolution and macroevolution | 387 |
Universal Darwinism | 403 |
The development of an evolutionary ethology | 429 |
Game theory and the evolution of cooperation 445 22 Game theory and the evolution of cooperation | 446 |
Selection in relation to sex | 457 |
Rules for changing the rules | 483 |
Experimental evolution | 235 |
Variation as a genetic engineering process | 253 |
Gene organism and environment | 273 |
the interface | 287 |
A Darwinian plant ecology | 323 |
Aspects of human evolution | 509 |
Sociobiology and the Darwinian approach to mind and culture | 545 |
The mysterious case of Charles Darwin | 569 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Evolution From Molecules to Men |
| Herausgeber | D. S. Bendall |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Darwin College |
| Ausgabe | illustriert, Neuauflage |
| Verlag | CUP Archive, 1985 |
| ISBN | 0521289335, 9780521289337 |
| Länge | 594 Seiten |
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