"The present volume represents the outcome of a workshop on Evolvability hosted in 2019 - 2020 by the Center of Advanced Study (CAS) at the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters in Oslo. This book gathers the efforts of many of the people that were instrumental in the development of the evolvability concept in different fields to synthesize what we have learned about evolvability during the past 30 years with a special focus on the historical and philosophical context that influenced the emergence of the concept and to develop a common language and theory to drive further evolvability research"--…mehr
"The present volume represents the outcome of a workshop on Evolvability hosted in 2019 - 2020 by the Center of Advanced Study (CAS) at the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters in Oslo. This book gathers the efforts of many of the people that were instrumental in the development of the evolvability concept in different fields to synthesize what we have learned about evolvability during the past 30 years with a special focus on the historical and philosophical context that influenced the emergence of the concept and to develop a common language and theory to drive further evolvability research"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Thomas Hansen is Professor of Biology at the University of Oslo. David Houle is Professor of Biology at Florida State University. Mihaela Pavličev is Professor of Theoretical Evolutionary Biology at the University of Vienna. Christophe Pélabon is Professor of Biology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
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Series Foreword ix Gerd B. Muller, Thomas Pradeu, and Katrin Schafer 1 Introduction: Evolvability 1 Thomas F. Hansen, Christophe Pelabon, David Houle, and Mihaela Pavlicev 2 A History of Evolvability: Reconstructing and Explaining the Origination of Research Agenda Laura Nuno de la Rosa 11 3 Conceputal Roles of Evolvability across Evolutionary Biology: Between Diversity and Unification 35 Cristina Villegas, Alan C. Love, Laura Nuno de la Rosa, Ingo Brigandt, and Gunter P. Wagner 4 Evolvability as a Disposition: Philosophical Distinctions, Scientific Implications 55 Ingo Brigandt, Cristina Villegas, Alan C. Love, and Laura Nuno de la Rosa 5 Variation, Inheritance, and Evolution: A Primer on Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics 73 Thomas F. Hansen 6 Measuring Evolvability 101 David Houle and Chrisophe Pelabon 7 The Evolution of Evolvability 121 Thomas F. Hansen and Gunter P. Wagner 8 The Genotype-Phenotype Map Structure and Its Role in Evolvability 147 Mihaela Pavlicev, Salome Bourg, and Arnaud Le Rouzic 9 The Developmental Basis for Evolvability 171 Benedikt Hallgrimsson, J. David Aponte, Marta Vidal-Garcia, Heather Richbourg, Rebecca Green, Nathan M. Young, James M. Cheverud, Anne L. Calof, Arthur D. Lander, and Ralph S. Marcucio 10 Models of Contingent Evolvability Suggest Dynamical Instabilities in Body Shape Evolution 199 Gunter P. Wagner 11 Mutational Robustness and Evolvability 221 Andreas Wagner 12 Evolvability, Sexual Selection, and Mating Strategies 239 Jacqueline L. Sztepanacz, Josselin Clo, and Oystein H. Opedal 13 Can We Explain Variation in Evolvability on Ecological Timescales? 267 Christophe Pelabon, Michael B. Morrissey, Jane M. Reid, and Jacqueline L. Sztepanacz 14 Does Lack of Evolvability Constrain Adaptation? If So, on What Timescales? 289 Kjetil L. Voje, Mark Grabowski, Agnes Holstad, Arthur Porto, Masahito Tsuboi, and Geir H. Bolstad 15 Evolvability of Flowers: Macroevolutionary Indicators of Adaptive Paths of Least Resistance 307 W. Scott Armbruster 16 Evolvability of Body Plans: On Phylotpic Stages, Developmental Modularity, and an Ancient Metazoan Constraints 329 Frietson Galis 17 Evolvability and Macroevolution 351 David Jablonski 18 Conclusion: Is Evolvability a New and Unifying Concept? 373 David Houle, Christophe Pelabon, Mihaela Pavlicev, and Thomas F. Hansen Contributors 389 Index 391
Series Foreword ix Gerd B. Muller, Thomas Pradeu, and Katrin Schafer 1 Introduction: Evolvability 1 Thomas F. Hansen, Christophe Pelabon, David Houle, and Mihaela Pavlicev 2 A History of Evolvability: Reconstructing and Explaining the Origination of Research Agenda Laura Nuno de la Rosa 11 3 Conceputal Roles of Evolvability across Evolutionary Biology: Between Diversity and Unification 35 Cristina Villegas, Alan C. Love, Laura Nuno de la Rosa, Ingo Brigandt, and Gunter P. Wagner 4 Evolvability as a Disposition: Philosophical Distinctions, Scientific Implications 55 Ingo Brigandt, Cristina Villegas, Alan C. Love, and Laura Nuno de la Rosa 5 Variation, Inheritance, and Evolution: A Primer on Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics 73 Thomas F. Hansen 6 Measuring Evolvability 101 David Houle and Chrisophe Pelabon 7 The Evolution of Evolvability 121 Thomas F. Hansen and Gunter P. Wagner 8 The Genotype-Phenotype Map Structure and Its Role in Evolvability 147 Mihaela Pavlicev, Salome Bourg, and Arnaud Le Rouzic 9 The Developmental Basis for Evolvability 171 Benedikt Hallgrimsson, J. David Aponte, Marta Vidal-Garcia, Heather Richbourg, Rebecca Green, Nathan M. Young, James M. Cheverud, Anne L. Calof, Arthur D. Lander, and Ralph S. Marcucio 10 Models of Contingent Evolvability Suggest Dynamical Instabilities in Body Shape Evolution 199 Gunter P. Wagner 11 Mutational Robustness and Evolvability 221 Andreas Wagner 12 Evolvability, Sexual Selection, and Mating Strategies 239 Jacqueline L. Sztepanacz, Josselin Clo, and Oystein H. Opedal 13 Can We Explain Variation in Evolvability on Ecological Timescales? 267 Christophe Pelabon, Michael B. Morrissey, Jane M. Reid, and Jacqueline L. Sztepanacz 14 Does Lack of Evolvability Constrain Adaptation? If So, on What Timescales? 289 Kjetil L. Voje, Mark Grabowski, Agnes Holstad, Arthur Porto, Masahito Tsuboi, and Geir H. Bolstad 15 Evolvability of Flowers: Macroevolutionary Indicators of Adaptive Paths of Least Resistance 307 W. Scott Armbruster 16 Evolvability of Body Plans: On Phylotpic Stages, Developmental Modularity, and an Ancient Metazoan Constraints 329 Frietson Galis 17 Evolvability and Macroevolution 351 David Jablonski 18 Conclusion: Is Evolvability a New and Unifying Concept? 373 David Houle, Christophe Pelabon, Mihaela Pavlicev, and Thomas F. Hansen Contributors 389 Index 391
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