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Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Biology

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2nd Edition 2025

Hrsg. v. Claudia Augusta De Moraes Russo, Jason B. Wolf

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Elsevier Science

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978-0-443-15751-6

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102260205

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Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Biology, Second Edition, Four Volume Set is a comprehensive resource containing approximately 215 chapters that covers all fundamental topics in evolutionary biology. Featuring a consistent chapter structure, this encyclopedia ensures easy navigation across the volumes. Each chapter effectively links concepts to specific systems and examples, making it an invaluable tool for anyone interested in applying evolutionary thinking to their field of study. This edition includes new or expanded topics such as human evolution, including cultural evolution and language, paleontology, the origins of life, mass extinction events, epigenetics, and metagenomics.

The encyclopedia also delves into the evolution of behavior, game theory, kin selection, optimality, human microbiomes, and the diversification of viruses. With its broad coverage, this essential resource will engage readers across various educational levels, emphasizing the central role of evolutionary biology in the life sciences. It caters to a wide range of readers, from students to experienced professionals, by offering both introductory chapters and in-depth analyses.

Key features

• Provides the most up-to-date resource spanning the breadth of Evolutionary Biology
  
• Serves an audience with diverse backgrounds, allowing readers to apply evolutionary thinking to their specific areas of interest in the life sciences
  
• Includes content on human evolution, paleontology, evolution of behavior, and metagenomics
  
• Uses a common chapter template and unified terminology that ensures ease of navigation for readers at all levels of expertise
  

Readership

Students and researchers in evolution, developmental biology, genetics, microbiology, ecology and biogeography, Professionals working in related fields, including evolutionary ecology, population genetics and conservation biology

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