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An Introduction to Evolutionary Ecology.

James M. Bullock, Andrew Cockburn

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The scope of evolutionary ecology the genetic basis of evolutionary change the power and the units of selection predicting the outcome of adaption the habitat templet reproductive effect the ecology of sex the ecological context of speciation why are there so many species? applied evolutionary ecology the scope of evolutionary ecology revisted.

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Key concepts: Evolutionary ecology, Ecology, Biology, Context (archaeology), Scope (computer science), Habitat, Behavioral ecology, Computer science