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19 sty 2017 · We first develop predictions as to which human contexts might cause the strongest and most consistent directional selection, the greatest changes in evolutionary potential, the greatest genetic (as opposed to plastic) changes and the greatest effects on evolutionary diversification.
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We first develop predictions as to which human contexts...
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- Does Eutrophication-Driven Evolution Change Aquatic Ecosystems
1. General introduction. Ecologically significant...
- Adaptation to Fragmentation
1. Introduction. Most of the Earth's natural ecosystems are...
- Invasions and Extinctions Through The Looking Glass of Evolutionary Ecology
2. Genetic variation. Human activity exposes invasive and...
- An Eco-Evolutionary Perspective
1. Introduction. Human medicine and food production are...
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8 lip 2020 · The relationship between evolution and development has been a long debated topic in the history of biology and philosophy of biology. This entry has sampled a small portion of work relevant to the conceptual, ontological, epistemological, anthropological and ethical reflections on this relationship.
6 sty 2021 · In this Review, the authors discuss how events from the earliest history of life on Earth through to modern human evolution influence many disease traits and outcomes.
24 mar 2011 · On a smaller scale, human activities influence the evolution of organisms such as agricultural pests, agricultural weeds, and bacteria. Humans continually develop and apply new pesticides to control agricultural pests and new herbicides to control agricultural weeds.
3 lut 2023 · Connecting human-specific genetic changes to species differences has been challenging owing to an abundance of low-effect size genetic changes, limited descriptions of phenotypic differences...
8 cze 2012 · Evolutionary developmental biology (evo–devo) is the name for that part of biology involved in understanding how alterations in the mechanisms of embryonic development influence or direct evolutionary changes in any and all stages of the life cycle.
29 wrz 2020 · Based on recent research and rethinking, it can be argued that humans undergo evolution at three different scales in their existence. The three scales are biological evolution (based on the workings of DNA), cultural evolution (relying on learning practices stored in individual brains), and social evolution (based on the workings of groups in ...
