Gullible
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92847-0ny of the innumerable interesting questions that can be raised within the life cycle context. I shall consider only two issues. The first is the diversity in life cycles among both macro- and microorganisms, which prompts one to ask why such extreme variation has arisen—especially when this appears
去世
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92847-0l selection always occurs in a setting, I now conclude with the other half of the story, namely, how an organism’s surroundings influence the evolutionary process. First, the issue is framed in terms of what is meant by an organism’s environment. The remainder of the chapter then contrasts how diffe
盟军
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GULF
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仇恨
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3074-8development; ecology; environment; evolution; fungi; genes; microbial ecology; nutrition
Affable
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978-1-4612-7786-6Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991
向外
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Introduction: Prospects for a Conceptual Synthesis,dered, the variety becomes overwhelming: With respect to size (mass) alone, for example, the range extends approximately 21 orders of magnitude, from the smallest bacteria at 10. grams to blue whales, which exceed 10. grams (see Chapter 4).
cartilage
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Genetic Variation,n the book by reviewing briefly the generation and maintenance of genetic variation in different kinds of organisms. While some sections of the text are controversial, for the most part the chapter is more factual and less speculative than those which follow.
遗忘
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细胞学
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92407-6dered, the variety becomes overwhelming: With respect to size (mass) alone, for example, the range extends approximately 21 orders of magnitude, from the smallest bacteria at 10. grams to blue whales, which exceed 10. grams (see Chapter 4).