Population Biology and Evolution

Introduction: Genotype and Phenotype: Basic Concepts in Population Biology.- Genotype and Phenotype.- Genetics of Adaptive Reactions.- The Genetics of Seasonal Polyphenism and the Evolution of "General Purpose Genotypes" in Butterflies.- How Much of the Phenotype is Necessary to Understand Evolution at the Level of the Gene?.- Quantitative Characters and Selection in Natural Populations.- Genetic Changes in the Morphological Differentiation of Darwin's Ground Finches.- Quantitative Genetics in Natural Populations of Birds, Illustrated with Examples from the Great Tit, Parus major.- Theoretical Aspects of Density Regulation and Life Histories.- The Delayed Effect on Adult Fertility of Immature Crowding: Population Dynamics.- Selection and Numbers in Models of Life Histories.- Selection in a Cyclically Changing Environment.- Evolution in a Temporally Varying Environment: Density and Composition Dependent Genotypic Fitnesses.- Genetic Heterogeneity and Ecological Factors.- The Alcohol Dehydrogenase Polymorphism in Drosophila melanogaster, Facts and Problems.- Genetic Polymorphism and its Ecological Background in Tephritid Populations (Diptera: Tephritidae).- Multilocus Organization of Plant Populations.- Genetic Structure and Demography in Plants.- Age-Specific Fitness Components in Plants: Genotype and Phenotype.- Influence of Population Parameters on the Genetic Structure of Capsella Populations.- Population Differentiation and Asexual Reproduction.- Demographic Implications of Genetic Variation in Zooplankton Populations.- Population Biology of the Rose Aphid, Macrosiphum rosae.- Ecological Differentiation Among Clones: The Frozen Niche Variation Model.- Theoretical Aspects of Coevolution.- The Interplay Between Genetic Composition, Species Number, and PopulationSizes Under Exploitative Composition.- Coevolution at Two Trophic Levels.- Comments on Models.- Models in Population Genetics.- Models in Evolutionary Ecology.