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An introduction to ecological immunology

2011-01-21

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There has been a recent call for an Extended Synthesis in evolutionary biology (Pigliucci 2007). The Modern Synthesis, which united Mendelian and Darwinian ideas about genes and natural selection, has been the cornerstone of evolutionary biology for the last 60 years (Pigliucci 2007). However, many important elements were left out of that synthesis, particularly the mechanisms whereby genetic variation is transduc...

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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2435.2010.01820.x

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