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Preface |
ix |
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Scope and Basic Premises of
Population Genetics |
1 |
PART I
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POPULATION STRUCTURE AND HISTORY
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19
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2 |
Modeling Evolution and the
Hardy–Weinberg Law |
21 |
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3 |
Systems of Mating |
48 |
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4 |
Genetic Drift |
82 |
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Genetic Drift in Large
Populations and Coalescence |
118 |
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6 |
Gene Flow and Population
Subdivision |
168 |
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Gene Flow and Population History |
204 |
PART II
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GENOTYPE AND PHENOTYPE
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247
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Basic Quantitative Genetic
Definitions and Theory |
249 |
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9 |
Quantitative Genetics:
Unmeasured Genotypes |
274 |
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10 |
Quantitative Genetics: Measured
Genotypes |
297 |
PART III
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NATURAL SELECTION AND ADAPTATION
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341
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Natural Selection |
343 |
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12 |
Interactions of Natural
Selection with Other Evolutionary Forces |
372 |
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Units and Targets of Selection |
407 |
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14 |
Selection in Heterogeneous
Environments |
453 |
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Selection in Age-Structured
Populations |
497 |
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Appendix 1 |
Genetic Survey Techniques |
540 |
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Appendix 2 |
Probability and Statistics |
555 |
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References |
582 |
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Problems and Answers |
612 |
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Index |
681 |
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