Concepts and methods in evolutionary biology

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Introduction Part I: 1. Adaptation and evolutionary theory 2. Biological teleology: questions and explanations 3. A structural description of evolutionary theory 4. The levels of selection Part II: 5. Phenotypic plasticity, cultural transmission and human sociobiology 6. From icons to symbols: some speculations on the origins of language 7. Individuality, pluralism, and the phylogenetic species concept 8. The levels of selection: a hierarchy of interactors Part III: 9. Theory and experiment in evolutionary biology 10. The co-evolution of organism and environment 11. Reductionism versus holism versus mechanism References Index.

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