Levels of selection in evolution/ edited by Laurent Keller

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Keller, Laurent, editor

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TextLanguage: ENG Series: Monographs in behavior and ecologyPublication details: New Jersey: Princeton University Press, c1999.Description: xii, 318 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9780691007045 (pbk. ):

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23rd 576.82 KEL/L

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Summary: Evolutionary biologists have recognised that natural selection operates for the good of lower-level units (the individual, the cell, even the gene) rather than the good of the group. In this volume, 12 scientists discuss why this should be the case.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Evolutionary biologists have recognised that natural selection operates for the good of lower-level units (the individual, the cell, even the gene) rather than the good of the group. In this volume, 12 scientists discuss why this should be the case.

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