Evolution in changing environments: some theoretical explorations (Record no. 32962)

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International Standard Book Number 9780691080628
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Original cataloging agency ICTS-TIFR
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Classification number QL752 .L4
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Personal name Levins, Richard
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Title Evolution in changing environments: some theoretical explorations
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Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Princeton University Press,
Place of publication, distribution, etc. Princeton:
Date of publication, distribution, etc. [c1968]
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Pages: 120 p.
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Series statement Monographs in population biology
Volume/sequential designation 2
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Formatted contents note 1. On theories and Models<br/>2. Strategies of Adaptation<br/>3. The Theory of the Niche<br/>4. The Species in Space<br/>5. The Genetic System<br/>6. From Micro- to Macro- Evolution
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Summary, etc. Professor Levins, one of the leading explorers in the field of integrated population biology, considers the mutual interpenetration and joint evolution of organism and environment, occurring on several levels at once. Physiological and behavioral adaptations to short-term fluctuations of the environment condition the responses of populations to long-term changes and geographic gradients. These in turn affect the way species divide the environments among themselves in communities, and, therefore, the numbers of species which can coexist. Environment is treated here abstractly as pattern: patchiness, variability, range, etc. Populations are studied in their patterns: local heterogeneity, geographic variability, faunistic diversity, etc.---provided by publisher
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        ICTS Rack No 14 12/18/2023 IN522 Dt. 14 December 2023 QL752 .L4 02784 Book