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This Accessible Primer Has Been Completely Revised And Updated To Provide A Concise But Comprehensive Introduction To The Basic Concepts Of Population Genetics And Genomics Chapter 1 Genetic Polymorphisms -- Chapter 2 Organization Of Genetic Variation -- Chapter 3 Inbreeding And Population Structure -- Chapter 4 Mutation, Gene Conversion, And Migration -- Chapter 5 Natural Selection In Large Populations -- Chapter 6 Random Genetic Drift In Small Populations -- Chapter 7 Molecular Population Genetics -- Chapter 8 Population Genetics Of Complex Traits -- Chapter 9 Complex Traits In Natural Populations. Daniel L. Hartl. Includes Bibliographical References And Index
This text investigates the fundamental mechanisms governing genetic variation and the evolutionary forces that shape populations over time. Daniel L. Hartl, a prominent geneticist, utilizes established mathematical models and empirical data to provide a structured framework for understanding how mutation, selection, and drift influence the genomic landscape of natural populations.
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Experts recognize this work as a foundational text for students and researchers seeking a concise introduction to the field. Readers frequently note the clarity of the prose and the logical progression of the mathematical concepts presented throughout the chapters.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191895075
ISBN-13:
9780191895074
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