This textbook gives a complete and easy-to-use account of the basic
principles governing the central concept of evolutionary theory:
selection. It describes how the experimental study of evolution has
elucidated the process of selection and how it drives evolutionary
change. Graham Bell, an internationally recognized evolutionary
biologist, has written a simple text that avoids mathematical
arguments or technical details, while giving a rigorous
introduction to the field. The book is organized as a series of
short sections, each designed to make a particular point, and
illustrated whenever possible by experimental results. The Basics
of Selection is the only textbook to give a comprehensive coverage
of the process of selection. Its simple style and logical
organization makes it readily accessible to all undergraduate and
graduate students taking courses in evolution, evolutionary or
ecological genetics, or any allied field in biology.
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