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Eric L. Charnov

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Charnov, Eric L.. "1. Selection Thinking". The Theory of Sex Allocation, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1983, pp. 1-6. https://doi.org/10.1515/9780691210056-002

Charnov, E. (1983). 1. Selection Thinking. In The Theory of Sex Allocation (pp. 1-6). Princeton: Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9780691210056-002

Charnov, E. 1983. 1. Selection Thinking. The Theory of Sex Allocation. Princeton: Princeton University Press, pp. 1-6. https://doi.org/10.1515/9780691210056-002

Charnov, Eric L.. "1. Selection Thinking" In The Theory of Sex Allocation, 1-6. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1983. https://doi.org/10.1515/9780691210056-002

Charnov E. 1. Selection Thinking. In: The Theory of Sex Allocation. Princeton: Princeton University Press; 1983. p.1-6. https://doi.org/10.1515/9780691210056-002

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Frontmatter i
Contents vii
Acknowledgments ix
1. Selection Thinking 1
2. Introduction to Sex Allocation 7
3. Sex Ratio and Discrete Generations 21
4. Sex Ratio When Fitness Varies—Spatial and Physiological Correlates 37
5. Sex Ratio in Spatially Structured Populations 67
6. Sex Ratio in Age-Structured Populations 93
7. Sex Ratio in Vertebrates 104
8. Conflict Situations for the Sex Ratio 121
9. Basic Stable Age Theory for Sex Reversal 131
10. Sex Reversal in shrimp 142
11. Sex Reversal in Labroid Fishes 161
12. Sex Reversal in Some Special Animal Systems 179
13. Labile Sexuality (Sex Choice) in Plants 202
14. Basic Discrete Generation Theory for Hermaphroditism 219
15. Hermaphroditism in Animals 238
16. Sex Types in Higher Plants 253
17. Two Plant Sex Types: Heterostyly and Dioecy 269
CONCLUSION: Thoughts for the Future 284
Appendix: Population Genetics of Sex Ratio 290
Literature Cited 299
Taxonomic Index (Genera) 345
Author Index 347
Subject Index 353

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Chapters in this book

Frontmatter i
Contents vii
Acknowledgments ix
1. Selection Thinking 1
2. Introduction to Sex Allocation 7
3. Sex Ratio and Discrete Generations 21
4. Sex Ratio When Fitness Varies—Spatial and Physiological Correlates 37
5. Sex Ratio in Spatially Structured Populations 67
6. Sex Ratio in Age-Structured Populations 93
7. Sex Ratio in Vertebrates 104
8. Conflict Situations for the Sex Ratio 121
9. Basic Stable Age Theory for Sex Reversal 131
10. Sex Reversal in shrimp 142
11. Sex Reversal in Labroid Fishes 161
12. Sex Reversal in Some Special Animal Systems 179
13. Labile Sexuality (Sex Choice) in Plants 202
14. Basic Discrete Generation Theory for Hermaphroditism 219
15. Hermaphroditism in Animals 238
16. Sex Types in Higher Plants 253
17. Two Plant Sex Types: Heterostyly and Dioecy 269
CONCLUSION: Thoughts for the Future 284
Appendix: Population Genetics of Sex Ratio 290
Literature Cited 299
Taxonomic Index (Genera) 345
Author Index 347
Subject Index 353

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