fitness
This keyword was found on the following pages:
Corning, P.A. 1999. Review of (Weingart/Mitchell/Richerson/Maasen 1997).
Journal of Bioeconomics
1:
219—220.
[abstract]
Keywords:
adaptation •
basic needs •
fitness •
social indicators.
Ettinger, L./Falk, R./Jablonka, E. 1991. On causality, heritability and fitness.
Biology and Philosophy
6:
27—29.
Keywords:
causality •
fitness •
heritability.
Hirshleifer, J. 1977. Economics from a biological viewpoint.
Journal of Law and Economics
20:
1—52.
Keywords:
altruism •
biological models of the firm •
change •
ecology •
equilibrium •
evolutionary ethics •
fitness •
group selection •
Lamarckism •
mutualism •
optimization •
population biology •
selfishness •
social Darwinism •
sociobiology •
teleology •
utility.
Jokela J./Haukioja, E. 2000. Evolution of strategies to stay in the game.
Biology and Philosophy
15:
177—196.
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Keywords:
evolutionary failure •
evolutionary success •
fitness •
game of life •
life history •
natural selection.
Lewontin, R.C. 1978.
Fitness, survival and optimality.
In
Horn et al., Analysis of Ecological Systems,
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Keywords:
fitness •
optimality •
survival.
Maffie, J. 1997. "Just-so"stories about " inner cognitive Africa": some doubts about Sorensen's evolutionary epistemology of thought experiments.
Biology and Philosophy
12:
207—224.
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Keywords:
adaptation •
epistemology •
evolution •
fitness •
modality •
naturalized epistemology •
possible worlds •
reliability •
thought experiments •
utility.
Miller, G.F. 2000. Mental traits as fitness indicators: Expanding evolutionary psychology's adaptationism.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
907:
62—74.
[abstract]
Keywords:
adaptationism •
animal signaling theory •
evolutionary psychology •
fitness •
mental traits •
modularity •
natural selection •
sexual selection •
stabilizing selection.
Mitchell, S.D. 1995. Function, fitness and disposition 1.
Biology and Philosophy
10:
39—54.
Keywords:
dispositions •
explanation •
fitness •
function.
Neander, K. 1999.
Fitness and the fate of unicorns.
In
Hardcastle, Where Biology Meets Psychology,
3—26.
Keyword:
fitness.
Rosenberg, A. 1983. Fitness.
Journal of Philosophy
80:
457—473.
Keywords:
fitness •
genetics.
Rosenberg, A. 1984. Fitness, reinforcement, underlying mechanisms.
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
7:
495—496.
Keywords:
fitness •
mechanisms •
reinforcement.
Sober, E.R. 1984. Fact, fiction, and fitness: A reply to Rosenberg.
Journal of Philosophy
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Keyword:
fitness.
Stout, R. 1998. The evolution of theoretically useful traits.
Biology and Philosophy
13:
529—540.
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Keywords:
adaptation •
evolutionary explanation •
fitness •
function •
Millikan •
optimization •
Wright.
Wade, M.J./Shuster, S.M./Stevens, L. 1996. Inbreeding: Its effect on response to selection for pupal weight and the heritable variation in fitness in the flour beetle, Tribolium castaneum.
Evolution
50:
723—733.
Keywords:
fitness •
inbreeding •
selection •
Tribolium.
Weber, M. 1996. Fitness made physical: The supervenience of biological concepts revisited.
Philosophy of Science
63:
411—431.
Keywords:
fitness •
supervenience.
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