Evolution Since Darwin: The First 150 Years

摘要: PART I: EVOLUTION SINCE DARWIN Evolutionary Biology: 150 Years of Progress D.J.Futuyma Rethinking Darwin's Position in the History Science P.J.Bowler Commentary 1: Where Are We? Historical Reflections on Biology Twentieth Century V.B.Smocovitis II: POPULATION, GENES, AND GENOMES The Concepts 'Population' and 'Metapopulation' Ecology R.L.Millstein Genetics: Progresses Challenges J.G.Zhang Natural Selection Coalescent Theory J.Wakeley On Power Comparative Genomics: Does Conservation Imply Function? B.Kolaczkowski & A.D.Kern 2: Potential for Microorganisms Experimental Studies D.E.Dykhuizen III: THE OF FORM Limits Rates Adaptation: Why Is Machine So Slow? M.Kirkpatrick Evolvability: Missing Piece Neo-Darwinian Synthesis G.P.Wagner Embryos Evolution: Reciprocal Illumination G.A.Wray IV: ADAPTATION SPECIATION Tradeoffs Negative Correlations A.Agrawal, J.K.Conner S.Rasmann Elucidating Mechanisms Plant--Insect Interactions: Key Residues as Innovations M.Berenbaum M.A.Schuler Behavioral Ecology: H.Kokko M.D.Jennions Understanding Origin Species: Have We Been, Going? R.G.Harrison 3: Role M.A.McPeek V: DIVERSITY TREE LIFE Early Evolution Life: Did It All Start Warm Little Pond? A.Lazcano 4: Genomic Imprint Endosymbiosis C.E.Lane Adaptive Radiation: Interaction Ecological Opportunity, Adaptation, Speciation J.B.Losos D.L.Mahler Phylogenetic Applications Tree Life D.M.Hillis Paleontological Perspectives Morphological Change P.J.Wagner Geological Biodiversity M.Foote 5: Thinking about Diversity Diversification: What If Biotic Not Equilibrial? J.Cracraft VI: HUMAN Hominid Paleobiology: How Has Darwin Done? T.D.White Culture Human P.J.Richerson R.Boyd VII: APPLICATIONS EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY Applying From Retrospective Analysis to Direct Manipulation F.Gould 6: A Clade's-Eye View Global Climate C.C.Davis, E.J.Edwards M.J.Donoghue VIII: PROSPECTS Next H.E.Hoekstra 7: Towards a More Richly Integrated C.Marshall 8: Balance between Organismal Molecular Training J.Rest