Coevolution¶
Futuyma, D. J., & Slatkin, M. (1983). Coevolution.
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- This is a dramatic reduction in the dimensionality of the problem, in keeping with the analytic program Futuyma and Slatkin (1983) set out for the field by isolating reciprocally selecting pairs as the unit of coevolutionary study.
This sourceSinauer Associates. Foundational edited synthesis (23 contributors) treating reciprocally selecting pairs as the unit of coevolutionary analysis and surveying the antagonistic, treadmilling, and mutualistic outcomes of the loop across predator–prey, host–parasite, and mutualistic systems.
- This is a dramatic reduction in the dimensionality of the problem, in keeping with the analytic program Futuyma and Slatkin (1983) set out for the field by isolating reciprocally selecting pairs as the unit of coevolutionary study.
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