10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTERBREEDING»
Discover the use of
interbreeding in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
interbreeding and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Endless Forms: Species and Speciation
Therefore, the same process that gives internal structure to natural groups (e.g..
interbreeding relations1 also leads to spatial or temporal boundaries of such
groups through diminished interaction at the margins between groups. In studies
of ...
Daniel J. Howard, Stewart H. Berlocher, 1998
2
The Myth of the Jewish Race
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THE PROCESS OF absorbing foreign genetic
influences as a result of interbreeding has been part of the anthropological
history of the Jews from earliest times to the present. Jewish-Gentile
interbreeding has ...
Raphael Patai, Jennifer Patai, 1989
3
The Species Problem: A Philosophical Analysis
Even though crossability or interbreeding cannot be determined in “alloptric”
populations that do not overlap, Mayr still defined species in these terms: A
species consists of a group of populations which replace each other
geographically or ...
Richard A. Richards, 2010
4
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
“Any agent that hinders the interbreeding of groups of individuals” (Dobzhansky
1937, 230 in Mayr 1982, 274); an agent that causes isolation, q.v. Comment:
Brown (1975, 404–405) lists some kinds of isolating mechanisms which are not ...
5
Environmental Impact of Invertebrates for Biological Control ...
By 'interbreeding', we mean any or all such reproductive interactions between
species. The risks of interbreeding apply to intentional introductions, like those in
the horticultural and pet trades (Frank and McCoy, 1995; Young et al., 1999; ...
Franz Bigler, Dirk Babendreier, Ulli Kuhlmann, 2006
6
Evolutionary Biology: Conceptual, Ethical, and Religious Issues
Both the phylogenetic and interbreeding approaches to species highlight
significant aspects of evolution: genealogical lineages and gene pools. Yet many
cladistic lineages are not groups of interbreeding organisms, and many groups of
...
R. Paul Thompson, Denis Walsh, 2014
7
The Units of Evolution: Essays on the Nature of Species
To be that it would have to be connected not only in the geographical sense but
also by interbreeding relationships. The next step in the flowchart will impose this
added constraint. 3. Is each localized population sample, defined by geographic
...
8
The Poverty of the Linnaean Hierarchy: A Philosophical Study ...
Yet some interbreeding species form paraphyletic groups where the ability to
interbreed successfully is a shared ancestral character (a symplesiomorphy) (
Rosen 1979 and Donoghue 1985). In such cases, a taxon may be recognized as
a ...
Now, according to our theory, the evil effects of close interbreeding must be
proportionate to the divergence of character; or, rather, to the disproportionate
development which divergence involves. Darwin admits that different species of
animals ...
10
Modern Plant Taxonomy, 1E
Gamodeme is an assemblage of individuals forming a relatively isolated naturally
interbreeding population. Genodeme is a local interbreeding population
characterized by genotypic features. A genoecodeme is a group whose
differences are ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INTERBREEDING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
interbreeding is used in the context of the following news items.
Bristol Bay sockeye run goes from bust to unbelieveable | Alaska …
Murkowski is among its staunchest critics, due to concerns about interbreeding with wild stocks as well as the science behind GE products. «Alaska Dispatch News, Jul 15»
Weaving a way to help endangered Scottish wildcat - Lochaber News
They are threatened by interbreeding, with the overwhelming numbers of escaped, feral house cats which roam the country. For every wildcat ... «Lochaber News, Jul 15»
The Quest To Reintroduce Biblical Sheep To Israel
... in appearance, which may be due to the fact that it's a spectacularly old heirloom breed, unchanged by interbreeding for thousands of years. «Modern Farmer, Jul 15»
Of Course Atticus Finch Was a Racist—And That's Okay
The best science of Atticus's time would have confirmed the belief that whites were superior and interbreeding was bad for mankind. «The Federalist, Jul 15»
Finding boundaries for Mexican Gray wolves in Arizona
One action that the department does not want to see happen for the population is any hybridization or interbreeding with other wolves or ... «Grand Canyon News, Jul 15»
How a 2000-Mile Trail Helped Define The American Mindset
Because of interbreeding with the wild feral burro, mules have slightly larger cranial capacity and are believed to have higher intelligence, even ... «National Geographic, Jul 15»
Illinois: Wherethe wild thingsare once again
Unlike many of their modern-day brethren, these are direct descendants of the 19th-century bison, having been spared interbreeding with cattle ... «Alton Telegraph, Jul 15»
UA professor studying bumblebee evolution
The team is also interested in how much the species have shared genes through interbreeding. Lozier explained that the project grew out of ... «Washington Times, Jul 15»
Feds move one Arizona species toward endangered status, one the …
As a result, she said, interbreeding and competition between the two toads have cut the Arizona toad population drastically. Loda said that ... «Foothills Focus, Jul 15»
Waikato bird show proves popular
"It's like royalty; interbreeding. The deficiencies are becoming more apparent. We heard of the fancy pigeons born with holes in their hearts.". «Waikato Times, Jul 15»
