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Academic & Professional Books  Evolutionary Biology  Evolution

Individual Development and Evolution The Genesis of Novel Behaviour

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By: G Gottlieb
231 pages, B/w illus
Individual Development and Evolution
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  • Individual Development and Evolution ISBN: 9780195068931 Hardback Dec 1992 Out of Print #23841
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Introduces a behavioural theory of evolutionary change that is not dependent on genetic mutation or genetic recombination in its initial stages. He proposes that developmentally wrought changes in behaviour can lead to the evolution of somatic novelties prior to genetic change. Some of these documented behavioural changes include heightened exploratory tendencies, increased resistance to stress, and enhanced problem-solving skills.

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Out of Print
By: G Gottlieb
231 pages, B/w illus
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