Evolution since Darwin [Texte imprimé] : the first 150 years / edited by Michael A. Bell, Douglas J. Futuyma, Walter F. Eanes... [et al.]

Proceedings d'un atelier intitulé : "Darwin 2009" tenu les 4-7, 2009, à Stony Brook University à l'occasion du bicentenaire de la naissance de Darwin et le sesquicentenaire de la publication de "On the origin of species"

Notes bibliogr.

Evolutionary biology : 150 years of progress / Douglas J. Futuyma -- Rethinking Darwin's position in the history of science / Peter J. Bowler. Commentary 1. "Where are we?" : historical reflections on evolutionary biology in the twentieth century / Vassiliki Betty Smocovitis -- The concepts of "population" and "metapopulation" in evolutionary biology and ecology / Roberta L. Millstein -- Evolutionary genetics : progresses and challenges / Jianzhi Zhang -- Natural selection and coalescent theory / John Wakeley -- On the power of comparative genomics : does conservation imply function? / Bryan Kolaczkowski and Andrew D. Kern. Commentary 2. The potential for microorganisms and experimental studies in evolutionary biology / Daniel E. Dykhuizen -- Limits on rates of adaptation : why is Darwin's machine so slow? / Mark Kirkpatrick -- Evolvability : the missing piece of the neo-Darwinian synthesis / Günter P. Wagner -- Embryos and evolution : 150 years of reciprocal illumination / Gregory A. Wray -- Tradeoffs and negative correlations in evolutionary ecology / Anurag A. Agrawal, Jeffrey K. Conner, and Sergio Rasmann -- Elucidating evolutionary mechanisms in plant-insect interactions : key residues as key innovations / May R. Berenbaum and Mary A. Schuler -- Behavioral ecology : the natural history of evolutionary theory / Hannah Kokko and Michael D. Jennions -- Understanding the Origin of species : where have we been, where are we going? / Richard G. Harrison. Commentary 3. Ecology in evolutionary biology / Mark A. McPeek -- The origin and early evolution of life : did it all start in Darwin's warm little pond? / Antonio Lazcano. Commentary 4. The genomic imprint of endosymbiosis / Christopher E. Lane. -- Adaptive radiation : the interaction of ecological opportunity, adaptation, and speciation / Jonathan B. Losos and D. Luke Mahler -- Phylogenetic progress and applications of the tree of life / David M. Hillis -- Paleontological perspectives on morphological evolution / Peter J. Wagner -- The geological history of biodiversity / Michael Foote. Commentary 5. Thinking about diversity and diversification : what if biotic history is not equilibrial? / Joel Cracraft -- Hominid paleobiology : how has Darwin done? / Tim D. White -- The Darwinian theory of human cultural evolution and gene-culture coevolution / Peter J. Richerson and Robert Boyd -- Applying evolutionary biology : from retrospective analysis to direct manipulation / Fred Gould. Commentary 6. A clade's-eye view of global climate change / Charles C. Davis, Erika J. Edwards, and Michael J. Donoghue -- Evolutionary biology : the next 150 years / Hopi E. Hoekstra. Commentary 7. Towards a more richly integrated biology / Charles R. Marshall. Commentary 8. The expansion of molecular data in evolutionary biology / Joshua S. Rest