group selection
This keyword was found on the following pages:
Alexander, R.D./Borgia, G. 1978. Group selection, altruism, and the levels of organization of life.
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics
9:
449—474.
Keywords:
altruism •
group selection •
levels of organization of life..
Buchanan, J.M. 2000. Group selection and team sports.
Journal of Bioeconomics
2(1):
1—7.
[abstract]
Keywords:
evolutionary analogy •
group selection •
individual ranking •
scores •
team sports •
victories.
Darlington, P.J. Jr. 1971. Interconnected patterns of biogeography and evolution.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA
68:
1254—1258.
Keywords:
biogeography •
carabid beetles •
dispersal •
group selection •
New Guinea •
South Pacific.
Griesemer, J.R./Wade, M.J. 1988. Laboratory models, causal explanation, and group selection.
Biology and Philosophy
3:
67—96.
Keywords:
causal explanation •
group selection •
laboratory models.
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.
Hodgson, G.M. 1991. Hayek's theory of cultural evolution: An evaluation in the light of Vanberg's critique.
Economics and Philosophy
7:
67—82.
Keywords:
free market •
group selection •
individual selection.
Lewontin, R.C. 1998. Survival of the nicest? Review of [Sober/Wilson 1998].
New York Review of Books
#(October 22):
59—63.
Keyword:
group selection.
Lorenz, K. 1950. Ganzheit und Teil in der tierischen und menschlichen Gemeinschaft.
Studium Generale
3:
455—499.
Keywords:
ethology •
group selection •
holism.
Lorenz, K. 1953. Scientific value of a group collection of live animals.
Wilson Bulletin
65(1):
59—62.
Keywords:
ethology •
group selection.
Nesse, R.M. 1994. Why is group selection such a problem?
Behavior and Brain Science
17:
633—634.
Keywords:
group selection •
selectionism.
Panksepp, J./Panksepp, J.B. 2001. A continuing critique of evolutionary psychology: Seven sins for seven sinners, plus or minus two.
Evolution and Cognition
7:
56—80.
[abstract]
Keywords:
affective neuroscience •
evolutionary psychology •
group selection •
human nature •
language •
modularity •
natural selection •
social selection •
sociobiology.
Richerson, P.J./Boyd, R. 1999. Complex societies: The evolutionary origins of a crude superorganism.
Human Nature
10:
253—289.
[.pdf]
Keywords:
complex societies •
conflict •
cooperation •
group selection •
superorganism.
Shanahan, T. 1998. The troubled past and uncertain future of group selectionism.
Endeavour
22(2):
57—60.
Keyword:
group selection.
Slurink, P. 1998.
Innate structures of experience: Consciousness and the sediments of a history of choice.
In
Derksen, The Promise of Evolutionary Epistemology,
101—130.
Keywords:
connectionism •
consciousness •
group selection •
innateness •
intentionality •
values.
Wade, M.J. 1976. Group selection among laboratory populations of Tribolium.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences U.S.A.
73:
4604—4607.
Keywords:
group selection •
Tribolium.
Wade, M.J. 1977. An experimental study of group selection.
Evolution
31:
134—153.
Keywords:
experimentation •
group selection.
Wade, M.J. 1978. A critical review of the models of group selection.
Quarterly Review of Biology
53:
101—114.
Reprinted in Brandon/Burian, Genes, Organisms, Populations.
Keywords:
group selection •
modeling.
Wade, M.J. 1978. Kin selection: A classical approach and a general solution.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences U.S.A.
75:
6154—6158.
Keywords:
group selection •
kin selection.
Wade, M.J. 1979. The evolution of social interactions by family selection.
American Naturalist
113:
399—417.
Keywords:
evolution of social interactions •
family selection •
group selection.
Wade, M.J. 1979. The primary characteristics of Tribolium populations group selected for increased and decreased population size.
Evolution
33:
749—764.
Keywords:
group selection •
population size •
Tribolium.
Wade, M.J. 1980. Effective population size: The effects of sex, genotype and density of the mean and variance of offspring numbers in the flour beetle, Tribolium castaneum.
Genetical Research [Cambridge]
36:
1—10.
Keywords:
genotype •
group selection •
offspring •
population size •
sex •
Tribolium.
Wade, M.J. 1980. Group selection, population growth rate, and competitive ability in the flour beetle, Tribolium spp.
Ecology
61:
1056—1064.
Keywords:
competition •
group selection •
population growth rate •
Tribolium.
Wade, M.J. 1982. The evolution of interference competition by individual, family, and group selection.
Proceeding of the National Academy of Sciences USA
79:
3575—3578.
Keywords:
family selection •
group selection •
individual selection •
interference competition.
Wade, M.J. 1982. Group selection: Migration and the differentiation of small populations.
Evolution
36:
949—961.
Keywords:
differentiation of small populations •
group selection •
migration.
Wade, M.J. 1984. The changes in group-selected traits that occur when group selection is relaxed.
Evolution
38:
1039—1046.
Keyword:
group selection.
Wade, M.J. 1984. Variance effective population number: The effects of sex ratios and density on the mean and variance in offspring numbers in the flour beetle, Tribolium castaneum.
Genetical Research [Cambridge]
43:
249—256.
Keywords:
group selection •
offspring numbers •
sex ratios •
Tribolium •
variance effective population number.
Wade, M.J. 1984. The influence of multiple inseminations and multiple foundresses on social evolution.
Journal of Theoretical Biology
112:
109—121.
Keywords:
group selection •
multiple foundresses •
multiple inseminations •
social evolution.
Wade, M.J. 1984. The population biology of flour beetles, Tribolium castaneum, after interdemic selection for increased and decreased population growth rate.
Researches in Population Ecology
26:
353—366.
Keywords:
group selection •
interdemic selection •
population biology •
population growth rate •
Tribolium.
Wade, M.J. 1985. Soft selection, hard selection, kin selection, and group selection.
American Naturalist
125:
61—73.
Keywords:
group selection •
hard selection •
kin selection •
soft selection.
Wade, M.J. 1988. Group selection for increased and decreased competitive ability in subdivided populations of flour beetles.
Bulletin of the Society of Population Ecology
44:
3—11.
Keywords:
competition •
group selection •
Tribolium.
Wade, M.J./McCauley, D.E. 1980. Group selection: The phenotypic and genotypic differentiation of small populations.
Evolution
34:
799—812.
Keywords:
differentiation of small populations •
genotype •
group selection •
phenotype.
Wade, M.J./McCauley, D.E. 1984. Group selection: The interaction of local deme size and migration on the differentiation of small populations.
Evolution
38:
1047—1058.
Keywords:
deme size •
differentiation of small populations •
group selection •
migration.
Wilson, D.S. 1980.
The Selection of Populations and Communities.
Menlo Park: #.
Keyword:
group selection.
Wilson, D.S. 1999. A critique of R.D. Alexander's views on group selection.
Biology and Philosophy
14:
431—449.
[abstract][pdf.]
Keywords:
Alexander, R.D. •
altruism •
evolutionary ethics •
group selection •
human behavior •
moral systems •
multilevel selection •
superorganism.
Wynne-Edwards, V.C. 1962.
Animal Dispersion in Relation to Social Behaviour.
Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd.
Keyword:
group selection.
Wynne-Edwards, V.C. 1986.
Evolution Through Group Selection.
Oxford: Blackwell.
Keyword:
group selection.
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