| Description |
xiii, 649 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm |
| Contents |
Machine derived contents note: Preface Introduction to Paper 1 1. The Relation of Livestock Breeding to Theories of Evolution Journal of Animal Science 46 (1978): 1192-1200 Introduction to Paper 2 2. Coefficients of Inbreeding and Relationship American Naturalist 56 (1922): 330-38 Introduction to Papers 3, 4, and 5 3. Mendelian Analysis of the Pure Breeds of Livestock I: The Measurement of Inbreeding and Relationship Journal of Heredity 14 (1923): 339-48 4. II: the Duchess Family of Shorthorns as Bred by Thomas Bates Journal of Heredity 14 (1923): 339-48 5. III: The Shorthorns Journal of Heredity 16 (1925): 205-15 Introduction to Paper 6 6. Fisher's Theory of Dominance Animal Naturalist 63 (1929): 274-79 Introduction to Paper 7 7. The Evolution of Dominance: Comment on Dr. Fisher's Reply American Naturalist 63 (1929): 556-61 Introduction to Paper 8 8. Evolution in a Mendelian Population Anatomical Record 44 (1929): 287 Introduction to Paper 9 9. Review of The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection by R. A. Fisher Journal of Heredity 21 (1930): 349-56 Introduction to Paper 10 10. Statistical Theory of Evolution Journal of the American Statistical Association 26, Suppl. (1931): 201-8 Introduction to Papers 11 and 12 11. Evolution in Mendelian Populations Genetics 16 (1931): 97-159 12. The Roles of Mutation, Inbreeding, Crossbreeding and Selection in Evolution Proceedings of the Sixth International Congress of Genetics 1 (1932): 356-66 Introduction to Papers 13 and 14 13. Physiological and Evolutionary Theories of Dominance American Naturalist 68 (1934): 25-53 14. Professor Fisher on the Theory of Dominance American Naturalist 68 (1934): 25-53 Introduction to Papers 15 and 16 15. The Analysis of Variance and the Correlations between Relatives with Respect to Deviations from an Optimum Journal of Genetics 30 (1935): 243-56 16. Evolution in Populations in Approximate Equilibrium Journal of Genetics 30 (1935): 257-66 Introduction to Papers 17 and 18 17. The Distribution of Gene Frequencies in Populations Science 85 (1937): 504 18. The Distribution of Gene Frequencies in Populations Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 23 (1937): 307-20 Introduction to Paper 19 19. Size of Population and Breeding Structure in Relation to Evolution Science 87 (1938): 430-31 Introduction to Papers 20, 21, and 22 20. The Distribution of Gene Frequencies under Irreversible Mutation Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 24 (1938): 253-59 21. The Distribution of Gene Frequencies in Populations of Polyploids Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 24 (1938): 372-77 22. The Distribution of Self-Sterility Alleles in Populations Genetics 24 (1939): 538-52 Introduction to Paper 23 23. Statistical Genetics in Relation to Evolution Actualite;s scientifiques et industrielles, 802: Expose;s de Biome;trie et de la statistique biologique XIII. Paris: Hermann & Cie, 1939 Introduction to Papers 24 and 25 24. Breeding Structure of Populations in Relation to Speciation American Naturalist 74 (1940): 232-48 25. The Statistical Consequences of Mendelian Heredity in Relation to Speciation In The New Systematics , ed. by Julian S. Huxley, 161-83. Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 1940 Introduction to Papers 26, 27, and 28 26. The "Age and Area" Concept Extended (A review of The Course of Evolution by Differentiation or Divergent Mutation Rather Than by Selection , by J. C. Willis) Ecology 22 (1941): 345-4727. The Material Basis of Evolution (A review of The Material Basis of Evolution , by Richard B. Goldschmidt). Scientific Monthly 53 (1941): 165-170 28. Tempo and Mode in Evolution: A Critical Review (A review of Tempo and Mode in Evolution, by George Gaylord Simpson). Ecology 26 (1945): 415-19 29. Isolation by Distance Genetics 28 (1943): 114-38 30. Analysis of Local Variability of Flower Color in Linanthus parryae Genetics 28 (1943): 139-56 31. Isolation by Distance under Diverse Systems of Mating Genetics 31 (1946): 39-59 Introduction to Papers 32 and 33 32. Statistical Genetics and Evolution Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 48 (1942): 223-46 33. The Differential Equation of the Distribution of Gene Frequencies Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 31 (1945): 383-89 Introduction to Papers 34 and 35 34. On the Roles of Directed and Random Changes in Gene Frequency in the Genetics of Populations Evolution 2 (1948): 279-94 35. Fisher and Ford on "The Sewall Wright Effect" American Scientist 39 (1951): 452-58, 479 Introduction to Papers 36 and 37 36. Evolution, Organic Encyclopaedia Britannica , 14th ed. revised (1948): 8:915-29 37 Genetics of Populations Encyclopaedia Britannica , 14th ed. revised (1948): 10:111-15 Introduction to Paper 38 38. Adaptation and Selection. In Genetics, Paleontology, and Evolution , ed. by G. L. Jepson, G. G. Simpson, and E. Mayr, 365-89. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1949 Introduction to Papers 39 and 40 39. Population Structure in Evolution Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 93 (1949): 471-78 40. The Genetical Structure of Populations Annals of Eugenics , 15 (1951): 323-54 Introduction to Paper 41 41. Genetics and Twentieth Century Darwinism?A Review and Discussion. American Journal of Human Genetics 12 (1960): 365-72 Introduction to Paper 42 42. Character Change, Speciation, and the Higher Taxa Evolution 36 (1982): 427-43 References Cited in Introductions Publications by Sewall Wright |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographies |
| Subject |
Evolution (Biology)
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Evolution.
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| Author |
Provine, William B.
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| LC no. |
86011327 |
| ISBN |
0226910539 |
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0226910547 (paperback) |
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