Titlebook: Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics of Drosophila; J. S. F. Barker,William T. Starmer,Ross J. MacInty Book 1990 Springer Science+Business

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Experimental Analysis of Habitat Selection and Maintenance of Genetic Variation,ties that have been considered, substantial attention has been devoted to effects of heterogeneous environments (Hedrick, 1986), the basic premise being that selection pressures will then be variable in space and/or in time, and that such variable selection may play a significant role in maintaining

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Heritable Variation in Resource Use in Drosophila in the Field,response) or performance is associated with resource heterogeneity in the wild. In other words, do individuals in natural populations tend to be associated with particular resources because of their genetic constitution?

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, Drosophila,, 1983; Jermy, 1984), increasing efforts are being made to determine if populations harbor detectable levels of genetic variation for host-selection behavior. Such variation, it is believed, may be the raw material on which selection could bring about evolutionary changes in host usage. Because of t

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Theoretical Analysis of Habitat Selection and the Maintenance of Genetic Variation,erein). However, habitat selection may take several different conceptual forms, some of which appear to greatly broaden the conditions for a polymorphism while others have a much smaller impact. In particular, habitat selection based on homing that is independent of genotype has only a marginal infl

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Biochemical Genetics: Introduction,ent species. If these differences are adaptive, the findings are central to a complete understanding of the ecological and evolutionary significance of the genetic variation. Historically, two approaches have been taken. In the first, genetic variation at a locus is initially detected, often as allo

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, Drosophila melanogaster, maintained for metabolic processes to continue and for DNA to replicate. Such adaptations occur at all levels of organisation. At one extreme, mobility and behavioural adaptations allow the organism to experience only optimal patches of a heterogeneous environment. Other adaptations enable the orga

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William B. Heed: A Biography,R. Heed, was a broker and a respected member of the Council for the Borough of West Chester. His mother, Margaret Lewis Heed, kept a garden that was the envy of the neighborhood. She raised three children and was an active member of the Methodist Church.

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