Individual development evolution genesis von gottlieb gilbert (8 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 248 pages. dj chipped, text ffep in pencilThe concept of individual development has played two very different roles in the history of ideas concerning the evolution of species. In Darwin's time, indi vidual development was believed to recapitulate the history of the species. This meant that each evolutionary novelty was added on at the end of individual deve lopment in the preceding species. If this were so, as Darwin and others believed , development would be like a motion picture revealing the sequence of a species ' evolutionary history. In the 1920s, however, this view shifted to one stressin g that early, not late, somatic changes in individual development were responsib le for evolution, and many believed these changes were caused by genetic mutatio ns and recombinations. With these views as background, Gottlieb here presents a behavioral theory of evolutionary change that is not dependent on genetic mutati on or genetic recombination in its initial stages. Using evidence of the large, untapped, already existing genetic-developmental potential in all species, Gottl ieb proposes that developmentally wrought changes in behavior can lead to the ev olution of somatic novelties prior to genetic change. Some of these documented b ehavioral changes include heightened exploratory tendencies, increased resistanc e to stress, and enhanced problem-solving skills. Written in a scholarly but non technical manner, this book will appeal not only to developmental and comparativ e psychologists, ethologists, and developmental neuroscientists, but also to lay persons interested in behavioral science, evolutionary theory, and the history o f modern scientific thought.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. reprint edition. 248 pages. 8.25x5.75x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Zustand: Minor rubbing, VG. orig.cloth Minor rubbing, VG. Textual illustrations 22x14cm, xii,231 pp Contents: Conceptions of Development: Preformation & Epigenesis; Lamarck & the Idea of the Evolution of the Species; Charles Darwin on the Evolution of the Species & the Role of Embryological Development; Ernst Haeckel & the Biogenetic Law; St. George Mivart: First Intimations of the Role of Individual Development in Evolution; Francis Galton: Nature versus Nurture,or the Separation of Heredity & Environment; August Weismann, Wilhelm Roux, Wilhelm His, & Hans Driesch: An Abortive Attempt to Understand Heredity Through an Experimental Approach to Embryonic Development; Karl Pearson versus William Bateson: The Foundation of the Quantitative Study of Heredity, or Genetics without Individual Development; Walter Garstang, Gavin de Beer & Richard Goldschmidt: The Concept of Changes in Individual Development as the Basis for Evolution; R.A. Fisher; J.B.S. Haldane & Sewall Wright: The Genetics of Populations; Evolution: The Modern Synthesis & Its Failure to Incorporate Individual Development into Evolutionary Theory; Extending the Modern Synthesis: Preliminaries to a Developmental Theory of the Phenotype (Phenogenesis); From Gene to Organism: The Developing Individual as an Emergent, Interactional, Hierarchical System; Induction of Behavioral Change in Individual Development as Prelude to Evolution: The Supragenetic Developmental Basis of Evolutionary Change.…