Add to ORKGThis seminar offers a fascinating and wideranging discussion of the history of morphological evolution conceptually a nd empirically, with a marked emphasis on scientific methodologies and the extent to which genetic manipulation can alter the shape and appearance of specimens – such as the Drosophila mutant with legs for antenna. This seminar took place at Oxford Brookes University on 27 March 201
The 74th Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Symposium on Quantitative Biology on Evolution: The Molecular...
This course explores recent historical and anthropological approaches to the study of life, in both ...
Morphology has traditionally played a pivotal role in animal phylogeny since the first evolutionary ...
In late nineteenth-century Germany, evolutionary morphology was recognized as a science, but lacked ...
This collection of papers grew out of a seminar for graduate students in ecology, evolution and popu...
One foundational question in contemporary biology is how to integrate evolution and development. The...
typically cover a wide range of topics on which the theory of evolution has thrown some light. The i...
Experimental embryologists, molecular biologists, evolutionary morphologists, paleontologists, and m...
M.Sc.The current dogma that dictates that Natural Selection is the driving force behind evolutionary...
Evolutionary approaches to medicine are varied and underpinned by an understanding of basic principl...
Present morphological thought suffers from an unhealthy eclipse of its own history. The particular f...
Evolution is a historical process that has left its signature in the molecules and morphology of liv...
Charles Darwin’s hypothesis of evolution by natural selection or ‘descent with modification’ underl...
The reliable dependence of many features of contemporary organisms on changes in gene content and ac...
The origin of major morphological innovations poses a major problem for mac-roevolutionary biologist...
The 74th Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Symposium on Quantitative Biology on Evolution: The Molecular...
This course explores recent historical and anthropological approaches to the study of life, in both ...
Morphology has traditionally played a pivotal role in animal phylogeny since the first evolutionary ...
In late nineteenth-century Germany, evolutionary morphology was recognized as a science, but lacked ...
This collection of papers grew out of a seminar for graduate students in ecology, evolution and popu...
One foundational question in contemporary biology is how to integrate evolution and development. The...
typically cover a wide range of topics on which the theory of evolution has thrown some light. The i...
Experimental embryologists, molecular biologists, evolutionary morphologists, paleontologists, and m...
M.Sc.The current dogma that dictates that Natural Selection is the driving force behind evolutionary...
Evolutionary approaches to medicine are varied and underpinned by an understanding of basic principl...
Present morphological thought suffers from an unhealthy eclipse of its own history. The particular f...
Evolution is a historical process that has left its signature in the molecules and morphology of liv...
Charles Darwin’s hypothesis of evolution by natural selection or ‘descent with modification’ underl...
The reliable dependence of many features of contemporary organisms on changes in gene content and ac...
The origin of major morphological innovations poses a major problem for mac-roevolutionary biologist...
The 74th Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Symposium on Quantitative Biology on Evolution: The Molecular...
This course explores recent historical and anthropological approaches to the study of life, in both ...
Morphology has traditionally played a pivotal role in animal phylogeny since the first evolutionary ...