Foreword - Ernst Mayr
CHAPTER 1. Variation an d Viability: Central Concepts in Biology- Benedikt Hallgr msson & Brian K. Hall
CHAPTER 2. Variation from Darwin to t he Modern Synthesis, by Peter J. Bowler
Introduction
I. Variation before Darwin
II. Darwin and Variation< BR id='CRLF'>III. Alternative Theories of Variation and Evolution
IV. Neo-Darwinism
V. The Evolutionary Synthesis
VI. Conclusions
CHAPTER 3. The Stati stics of Variation, by Leigh Van Valen
Abstract
Introduction
I. Absolute Variation: Univariate Case
II. Absolute Variation: Multivariate Case
III. Rela tive Variation: Univariate Case
IV. Relative Variation: Mul tivariate Case
V. Dimensionality of Variation
VI. Tightness
VII. Measurement Error and Single Specimens
CHAPTER 4. Landmark Morphometrics and the Anal ysis of Variation, by Joan T. Richtsmeier, Subhash R. Lele and Theodore
CHAPTER 1. Variation an d Viability: Central Concepts in Biology- Benedikt Hallgr msson & Brian K. Hall
CHAPTER 2. Variation from Darwin to t he Modern Synthesis, by Peter J. Bowler
Introduction
I. Variation before Darwin
II. Darwin and Variation< BR id='CRLF'>III. Alternative Theories of Variation and Evolution
IV. Neo-Darwinism
V. The Evolutionary Synthesis
VI. Conclusions
CHAPTER 3. The Stati stics of Variation, by Leigh Van Valen
Abstract
Introduction
I. Absolute Variation: Univariate Case
II. Absolute Variation: Multivariate Case
III. Rela tive Variation: Univariate Case
IV. Relative Variation: Mul tivariate Case
V. Dimensionality of Variation
VI. Tightness
VII. Measurement Error and Single Specimens
CHAPTER 4. Landmark Morphometrics and the Anal ysis of Variation, by Joan T. Richtsmeier, Subhash R. Lele and Theodore
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