The Major Features of Evolution¶
Simpson, G. G. (1953). The Major Features of Evolution. Columbia University Press.
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- Adaptive Radiation
- In biology it is the cichlid fishes of the African rift lakes, the Galápagos finches, Caribbean anoles, and the mammalian radiation following the end-Cretaceous extinction.
This sourceFoundational treatment that brought adaptive radiation to the forefront of evolutionary biology and covers the post-Cretaceous mammalian radiation; standard reference for the concept.
- In biology it is the cichlid fishes of the African rift lakes, the Galápagos finches, Caribbean anoles, and the mammalian radiation following the end-Cretaceous extinction.
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