Titlebook: Evolution and Genetics in Life Histories; Hugh Dingle,Joseph P. Hegmann Conference proceedings 1982 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1982 Ada

Blazon

xanthelasma

Presbyopia

Entwicklung von globalen Konzernstrategienned that colonizing species at low densities in pioneer habitats should evolve a suite of life table characters emphasizing early and rapid production of offspring. In contrast, species in stable communities with density dependence were expected to display traits associated with strong competitive a

Throttle

離開

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29765-7izing its growth rate, subject to ad hoc constraints and trade-offs between individual growth, reproduction, and survival (Stearns 1977). However, the types of evolutionary processes that produce life histories that are optimal in some sense can only be determined from genetic models of selection in

才能

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94649-3. Individual organisms may adjust physiologically to the entire range of conditions. Populations may systematically change in gene frequencies (where the environmental variation is sufficiently predictable). Likewise, both physiological and genetic changes may occur in space and time.

懦夫

Handbuch der allgemeinen Pathologie synchronized with the seasonal presence of energy resources, mates, and favorable physical conditions. Also, the seasonal occurrence of vulnerable stages must be timed to avoid periods of physical extremes and periods when parasites, predators, and competitors occur at high densities. In a seasonal

critique

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92291-6 Undoubtedly, the most celebrated case of a virgin birth is that given in Matthew 1, 19–25: the account of the birth of Jesus Christ. Whether or not one accepts this account literally, one can still legitimately ask the question: Why is this account of a virgin birth contained in Matthew? Most peopl

上坡

Studien zur politischen Gesellschaft upon during times of environmental change. Attempts to evaluate the importance of variation, either in the production of heterosis or as adaptive polymorphisms in homogeneous, heterogeneous, or fluctuating environments, are generally confounded by two major problems: (1) identifying the forces of s

禁止

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-13769-3ng to Cole, “The total life history pattern of a species has meaning in terms of its ability to survive and ecologists should attempt to interpret these meanings.” The interpretational method he proposed and used was “to compute the characteristics of the future hypothetical population by assuming a