In this account, Professor Maynard Smith considers the question of why organisms reproduce sexually and considers the selective forces responsible.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface 1. The problem 2. Some consequences of sex and recombination - I. The rate of evolution 3. Some consequences of sex and recombination - II. Muller's ratchet 4. Could sex be maintained by group selection? The comparative data 5. Recombination - the problem 6. Short-term advantages for sex and recombination - I. An unpredictable environment 7. Short-term advantages for sex and recombination - II. Selection in a finite population 8. Hermaphroditism, selfing and outcrossing 9. Anisogamy and the sex ratio 10. Sexual selection 11. Mutation.
Preface 1. The problem 2. Some consequences of sex and recombination - I. The rate of evolution 3. Some consequences of sex and recombination - II. Muller's ratchet 4. Could sex be maintained by group selection? The comparative data 5. Recombination - the problem 6. Short-term advantages for sex and recombination - I. An unpredictable environment 7. Short-term advantages for sex and recombination - II. Selection in a finite population 8. Hermaphroditism, selfing and outcrossing 9. Anisogamy and the sex ratio 10. Sexual selection 11. Mutation.
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