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Evolution and Ecology

Name: Evolution and Ecology
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02029314
Price: 63593 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: K. D. Bennett
ISBN: 9780521390286

The Pace of Life

K. D. Bennett

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02029314

Publishers Cambridge University Press, December 1996

The mechanisms of macroevolutionary change have long been a contentious issue. Palaeoecological evid... Full description

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The mechanisms of macroevolutionary change have long been a contentious issue. Palaeoecological evidence, presented in this book, shows that evolutionary processes visible in ecological time do not build up into macroevolutionary trends, contrary to Darwin's original thesis. The author discusses how climatic oscillations on ice-age time-scales are paced by variations in the Earth's orbit, and have thus been a permanent feature of Earth history. There is, however, little evidence for macroevolutionary change in response to these climatic changes, suggesting that over geological time macroevolution does not occur as a result of accumulated short term processes. These conclusions are used to construct a post-modern evolutionary synthesis in which evolution and ecology play an equal role. Written by a leading palaeoecologist, this book will be of interest to researchers in both ecology and evolutionary biology.