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Natural Selection

Known as: Darwinian selection, Selection, Natural 
National Institutes of Health

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2000
2000
Group selection is said to occur when the traits of groups that systematically out-reproduce competing groups eventually come to… 
1980
1980
There is now ample evidence for the ubiquity of genetic variation at allozyme loci in many species1,2, but the extent to which… 
1979
1979
SummaryTheoretical studies of the rate of fixation of null alleles at duplicate loci were carried out with both deterministic… 
Review
1975
Review
1975
The antibodies occasionally produced in gravid females usually cause no adverse effects and the mother may become hyporesponsive… 
1974
1974
The hypothesis has been advanced that the pervasive protein variation found in natural populations of many organisms is… 
1973
1973
SummaryThe distinction between sexual selection and assortative mating is discussed. It is argued that assortative mating might… 
1972
1972
THE Kimura theory1 that protein polymorphism is mainly due to random genetic drift acting on a number of neutral isoalleles has… 
Review
1968
Review
1968
HE general consensus among geneticists, that newly arisen mutants usually Tlower the Danviniain fitness of their carriers… 
1967
1967
HE effectiveness of selection for genetic improvement of egg production in the fowl remains a controversial issue. Mass selection… 
1949
1949
DARWIN'S theory of evolution through natural selection was undoubtedly the most revolutionary theory of all time. It surpassed…