Genetical Theory of Natural Selection: a complete variorum edition/ [by] R. A. Fisher; edited with a forward and notes by J. H. Bennett

By:

Fisher, R. A. Fisher Ronald Aylmer

Contributor(s):

Bennett, J. H [editor]

Language: ENG Publication details: Oxford: Oxford University Press, c1999Edition: A complete variorum edDescription: xiv, 318 p.: ill., 25 cmISBN:

9780198504405 (hbk.) :

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

23 rd 576.82 FIS/G

Summary: This is a definitive edition of R A Fisher's classic - probably the best known book in evolutionary biology after Darwin's Origin of Species. Incorporated into the text of the original 1930 Clarendon Press edition are the modifications Fisher made to the second edition, published by Dover in 1958, and unpublished material that was interleaved in Fisher's own copy. No other version of this classic exists in print. It will be of equal interest toevolutionary biologists, mathematicians, and historians of science.

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This is a definitive edition of R A Fisher's classic - probably the best known book in evolutionary biology after Darwin's Origin of Species. Incorporated into the text of the original 1930 Clarendon Press edition are the modifications Fisher made to the second edition, published by Dover in 1958, and unpublished material that was interleaved in Fisher's own copy. No other version of this classic exists in print. It will be of equal interest toevolutionary biologists, mathematicians, and historians of science.

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