Evolution

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"Evolution" is a widely used textbook by zoologist Mark Ridley that provides a comprehensive introduction to evolutionary biology and its core concepts.

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instanceOf biology textbook
non-fiction book
author Mark Ridley NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
coversConcept Darwinian evolution
evolutionary developmental biology
evolutionary theory
modern synthesis
phylogenetic methods
quantitative genetics
species concepts
describedAs comprehensive introduction to evolutionary biology
educationalUse introductory courses in evolutionary biology
university courses in evolution
field biology
evolutionary biology
genre scientific literature
hasEdition multiple editions
hasFormat hardcover
paperback
print
hasSupplement figures and diagrams
problems and exercises
references to primary literature
intendedAudience evolutionary biologists
graduate students
undergraduate students
language English
publisher Blackwell Science NERFINISHED
topic adaptation
coevolution
evidence for evolution
evolution of cooperation
evolutionary ecology
genetic drift
human evolution
life-history evolution
macroevolution
molecular evolution
mutation
natural selection
phylogeny
population genetics
sexual selection
speciation
usedAs standard evolution textbook

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Mark Ridley notableWork Evolution