Adaptation And Natural Selection by George C. Williams
A Critique of Some Current Evolutionary Thought
This seminal work delves into the intricacies of evolutionary biology, challenging prevailing notions of group selection and emphasizing the primacy of natural selection at the level of the individual and gene. Through a rigorous examination of adaptation, the book argues that evolutionary processes are best understood through the lens of individual organisms striving to maximize their genetic contribution to future generations. By dissecting complex biological phenomena, it provides a robust framework for understanding the evolutionary mechanisms that shape the diversity of life on Earth.
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- Published
- 1966
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- 307
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