The Importance of a Constructivist View

John H. Vandermeer

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Niche Construction The Neglected Process in Evolution. by F. John Odling-Smee, Kevin N. Laland, and Marcus W. Feldman. Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, 2003. 488 pp. $75, £49.95. ISBN 0-691-04438-4. Paper, $39.50, £26.95. ISBN 0-691-04437-6. Monographs in Population Biology 37. The authors combine empirical data, conceptual models, and theoretical population genetics to extend evolutionary theory by formally including processes of organism-driven environmental modification.

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2002The Structure of Evolutionary Theory 1982Cultural transmission and evolution: A quantitative approach 1985Cultural Transmission and Evolution: A quantitative approach 1987The Dialectical Biologist 1984Cultural and biological evolutionary processes: gene-culture disequilibrium.

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