Hugh Paterson's ideas on species and speciation have become increasingly important to an understanding of evolution. He contends that speciation is not an adaptive process, but a passive consequence of the adaptation of intraspecific bonding mechanisms to a new environment. The conceptual basis of his research has come to be called the "Recognition Concept of Species" involving the specific-mate recognition system.
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Hugh E. H. Paterson is professor of entomology at the University of Queensland, Australia. Shane F. McEvey is an entomologist at the Australian Museum in Sydney.
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Octavo,234 pp.fine copy in dustwrapper. Examines the process of evolutionary "branching" by which new species are produced. This collection of Paterson's writings on speciation and how it occurs suggest that it is not an adaptive process but a passive consequence of the adaptation of intraspecific bonding mechanisms to a new environment. The conceptual basis of his research has come to be called the "Recognition Concept of Species" involving the specific-mate recognition system. N° de réf. du vendeur 24599
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