Titlebook: Current Developments in Anthropological Genetics; Volume 1 Theory and James H. Mielke,Michael H. Crawford Book 1980 Plenum Press, New York

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Current Developments in Anthropological Geneticshe current developments can be appraised. By anthropological genetics is meant the study of the genetic variation that occurs within and between human populations, its origin, and the factors and processes that maintain it. Professor Spuhler (1973), in his summing-up, echoed the feelings of all when

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Voices of Our Ancestorsy two basic questions asked by geneticists: How was present genetic diversity produced? and What are the genetic mechanisms behind present human biological characteristics? Both of these questions can be answered at least superficially through the use of paleodemographic data.

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Distance Analysis and Multidimensional Scalinglated to recognizable criteria defining subpopulations, this population may be differentiated. We shall concern ourselves with studies whose purpose is to reveal this underlying structure, as well as to attempt to make some inference concerning the process that led to that structure.

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Half-Sib Analysis of Quantitative Dataany pitfalls introduced by selective factors in the process of adoption. The study of adopted children would be impractical in a society where there are very few adoptions (except the cases where a childless uncle adopts his own nephew as a son).

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Women, Royalisms and Exiles 1640–1669lies on historical factors or happenstance. Today, this alternative would be concerned with or based on some form of random genetic drift, but generally drift is used as a more sophisticated model to justify the old practice of taxonomy. Hence the old nonadaptive traits and survivals are now marker genes and neutral amino acid substitutions.

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Women, Royalisms and Exiles 1640–1669n of a population; a geneticist might be interested in the combined effects of genetically determined, age-specific differential fertility and mortality on the maintenance of a polymorphism; and a demographer might wish to investigate models in which population growth depends upon fertility and mortality characteristics of both males and females.

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