Titlebook: Adaptation in Stochastic Environments; Jin Yoshimura,Colib W. Clark Conference proceedings 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Fit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-0777-9The effect of random environmental changes on fitness is modelled for a wide range of life histories and patterns of environmental and demographic variability with the following main conclusions:

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Jaewon Park,Sunja Kim,Jianrong Li,Arum Hansic fitness maximization principle underlies much of the modern evolutionary theory of adaptation (Fisher 1930, Williams 1966, Maynard Smith 1978). Criticism of the hypothesis of fitness maximization has, however, also been widespread (e.g. Dupré 1987).

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Materials and Methods: Experimental Sets,, Karlin & Liberman 1974) are also incomplete because they refer only indirectly to the phenotype. Strategic (optimality) analyses, on the other hand, usually look for an optimal fixed phenotypic compromise, presumably established by selection when each of the possible environmental states would fav

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29931-9ting risk of predation. The evolutionary contest between two strategies — high risk and high fecundity versus low risk and low fecundity — is considered. Often the risky strategy will be dominant when it is sufficiently abundant in the population. Demographic (sampling) variance, however, implies th

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Materials and Methods: Experimental Sets, to give an absolute measure of predictability, which can be partitioned into constancy and contingency (seasonality), and is applied to time series of categorical data. Spectral analysis is useful for measuring periodicity or seasonality of environments, and requires time series of continuous data.

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