10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INADAPTIVE»
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The Evolutionary Synthesis: Perspectives on the Unification ...
But Wright praised the concept of quantum evolution and the idea of rapid
transition through inadaptive phases. He merely tried to encompass it under his
shifting balance theory with small demes in occasional contact and with
interdemic ...
Ernst Mayr, William B. Provine, 1998
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Functional and Dysfunctional Sexual Behavior: A Synthesis of ...
They can be saved, though, by making still more assumptions about
adaptiveness, by giving a purpose to inadaptive behaviors. When these
additional assumptions are challenged, then additional assumptions can be
made in order to save ...
3
The Elements of Creative and Expressive Artistry: A ...
they simply communicate to us differently Moving from the least to the most
communicative and adaptive, the responsivity levels of artistic forms can be
classified as passive, active, and interactive Passive forms are static and
inadaptive ...
4
Darwin in Russian Thought
Kovalevskii found out that changes in environmental conditions produced two
types of skeletal modifications in feet: "adaptive" and "inadaptive." "Adaptive"
modifications represented more drastic deviations from established forms and ...
5
The Comparative Reception of Darwinism
and "inadaptive." "Adaptive" modifications represented more drastic deviations
from established forms and were considerably less frequent than "inadaptive"
modifications. He viewed evolution as a process of many phases and many lines:
...
6
Sanctuary Almanac: State of Nature, State of Mind
An inadaptive stunt . . . very inadaptive." "Inadaptive" is the nastiest name a
biologist can call a natural event. Normally, adaptively, dragonflies drop their
eggs in more permanent water bodies, by preference the pond, although 1 have
also ...
7
Science in Russian Culture: 1861-1917
Kovalevskii considered the progressive reduction of the foot to be an important
index of the evolution of horses, and made a clear distinction between inadaptive
and adaptive reduction. In inadaptive reduction "inheritance is stronger than ...
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Design and Analysis of Long-term Ecological Monitoring Studies
17. Incorporatingpredicted. speciesdistribution. inadaptive. and.
conventionalsampling. designs. David R. Smith, Yuancai Lei, Christopher A.
Walter and John A. Young Design and Analysis of Longterm Ecological
Monitoring Studies, ed.
Robert A. Gitzen, Joshua J. Millspaugh, Andrew B. Cooper, 2012
Another source of inadaptive characteristics is the fact that in one sense a
characteristic might be adaptive and in another sense it might be inadaptive. For
example, a peacock's tail is adaptive in the sense that it can be used for sexual
display ...
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A Manual for Paleontologists and Geologists of the USSR: ...
Inadaptive and Adaptive Types of Changes (Law of V.O. Kovalevskii) Kovalevskii
was the first to show that paleontological objects could be used to study the
question of expediency in nature from a materialistic point of view. He proved that
...
I︠U︡riĭ Aleksandrovich Orlov, D. M. Rauzer-Chernousova, Aleksandr Vasilʹevich Fursenko, 1962
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INADAPTIVE»
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The Last of the Rhinoceros Titans
Most of these proposals – such as the wrongheaded notion that the rhinos suffered an “inadaptive” decline that drove them to extinction through ... «National Geographic, May 13»
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