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From left: Dr. B. Wallace, Dr. H. Carson, Dr. A. Sokoloffk, Dr. Th. Dobzhansky (photo courtesy of Dr. A. Sokoloff)  SYMPOSIUM SYNOPSIS LIST OF PARTICIPANTS CONTENTS OF SYMPOSIUM VOLUME PHOTOGRAPHS PUBLISHED VOLUME  |
Genetics and Twentieth Century Darwinism
Symposium Volume XXIV Contents
Foreword v
List of Participants ix
MAYR, ERNST. Where are we? 1
THEORY OF THE GENE AND RAW MATERIALS OF EVOLUTION
DOBZHANSKY, TH. Evolution of genes and genes in evolution 15
STUBBE, HANS. Considerations on the genetical and evolutionary aspects of some mutants of Antirrhinum, Hordeum, and Lycopersicon 31
BUZZATI-TRAVERSO, A. A. Selection, quantitative traits, and polygenic systems in evolution 41
NATURAL SELECTION AND RACE FORMATION
MORLEY, F. H. W. Natural selection in relation to ecotypic and racial differentiation in plants 47
MOURANT, A. E. Human blood groups and natural selection 57
LAMOTTE, M. Polymorphism in natural populations of Cepaea nemoralis 65
CARSON, H. L. Genetic conditions which promote or retard race formation 87
SCHWANITZ, FRANZ. Selection and race formation in cultivated plants 107
BARNICOT, N. A. Darwin's view on the evolution of human races in the light of modem research 115
ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
SHEPPARD, P. M. The evolution of mimicry; a problem in ecology and genetics 131
EHRENDORFER, F. Differentiation-hybridization cycle and polyploidy in Achillea 141
COON,C.S. Race and ecology in man 153
ISOLATING MECHANISMS AND SPECIATION
KITZMILLER, J. B., and LAVEN, H. Speciation in mosquitoes 161
1. J.B. KITZMILLER. Race formation and speciation in mosquitoes 161
2. H. LAVEN. Speciation By Cytoplasmic Isolation 166
3. J. B. KITZMILLER and H. LAVEN. Evolutionary Mechanisms 173
BAKER, H. G. Reproductive methods as factors in speciation in flowering plants 177
WALLACE, BRUCE. The influence of genetic systems on geographical distribution 193
FOSSIL RECORD AND RATES OF EVOLUTION
KURTEN, B. Rates of evolution in fossil mammals 205
ANDREWS, H. N. JR. Evolutionary trends in early vascular plants 217
HEBERER, G. The descent of man and the present fossil record 235
HUNT, EDWARD E., JR. The continuing evolution of modem man 245
TRENDS OF EVOLUTION
SIMPSON, G. G. The nature and origin of supraspecific taxa 255
SMITH-WHITE, S. Chromosome evolution in the Australian flora 273
RENSCH, B. Trends towards progress of brains and sense organs 291
STEBBINS, G. L. The synthetic approach to organic evolution 305
List of Participants ix
MAYR, ERNST. Where are we? 1
THEORY OF THE GENE AND RAW MATERIALS OF EVOLUTION
DOBZHANSKY, TH. Evolution of genes and genes in evolution 15
STUBBE, HANS. Considerations on the genetical and evolutionary aspects of some mutants of Antirrhinum, Hordeum, and Lycopersicon 31
BUZZATI-TRAVERSO, A. A. Selection, quantitative traits, and polygenic systems in evolution 41
NATURAL SELECTION AND RACE FORMATION
MORLEY, F. H. W. Natural selection in relation to ecotypic and racial differentiation in plants 47
MOURANT, A. E. Human blood groups and natural selection 57
LAMOTTE, M. Polymorphism in natural populations of Cepaea nemoralis 65
CARSON, H. L. Genetic conditions which promote or retard race formation 87
SCHWANITZ, FRANZ. Selection and race formation in cultivated plants 107
BARNICOT, N. A. Darwin's view on the evolution of human races in the light of modem research 115
ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
SHEPPARD, P. M. The evolution of mimicry; a problem in ecology and genetics 131
EHRENDORFER, F. Differentiation-hybridization cycle and polyploidy in Achillea 141
COON,C.S. Race and ecology in man 153
ISOLATING MECHANISMS AND SPECIATION
KITZMILLER, J. B., and LAVEN, H. Speciation in mosquitoes 161
1. J.B. KITZMILLER. Race formation and speciation in mosquitoes 161
2. H. LAVEN. Speciation By Cytoplasmic Isolation 166
3. J. B. KITZMILLER and H. LAVEN. Evolutionary Mechanisms 173
BAKER, H. G. Reproductive methods as factors in speciation in flowering plants 177
WALLACE, BRUCE. The influence of genetic systems on geographical distribution 193
FOSSIL RECORD AND RATES OF EVOLUTION
KURTEN, B. Rates of evolution in fossil mammals 205
ANDREWS, H. N. JR. Evolutionary trends in early vascular plants 217
HEBERER, G. The descent of man and the present fossil record 235
HUNT, EDWARD E., JR. The continuing evolution of modem man 245
TRENDS OF EVOLUTION
SIMPSON, G. G. The nature and origin of supraspecific taxa 255
SMITH-WHITE, S. Chromosome evolution in the Australian flora 273
RENSCH, B. Trends towards progress of brains and sense organs 291
STEBBINS, G. L. The synthetic approach to organic evolution 305
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