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(Ebook) The Evolution of Anisogamy by Togashi T., Cox P.A. (eds.) ISBN 9780521880954, 0521880955

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Authors:Togashi T., Cox P.A. (eds.)
Pages:262 pages.
Year:2011
Editon:draft
Publisher:CUP
Language:english
File Size:3.08 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780521880954, 0521880955
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(Ebook) The Evolution of Anisogamy by Togashi T., Cox P.A. (eds.) ISBN 9780521880954, 0521880955

Darwin identified the existence of separate male and female gametes as one of the central mysteries of evolutionary biology. 150 years later, the question of why male gametes exist remains an intriguing puzzle. In this, the first book solely devoted to the evolution of anisogamy, top theorists in the field explore why gamete dimorphism characterizes nearly all plants and animals. Did separate male and female gametes evolve as a result of competition, or does anisogamy instead represent selection for cooperation? If disruptive selection drove the evolution of anisogamy, with male gametes focused on search and fusion, and female gametes provisioning the new zygote, why do some algal species continue to produce gametes of a single size? Does sperm limitation, or escape from infection, better explain the need for extremely small, highly mobile sperm? Written by leaders in the field, this volume offers an authoritative and cutting-edge overview of evolutionary theory.
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