Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. Introduction 1
5. 0. Background on Probability and Evolution 11
6. Part I. Laying the Foundation
7. 1. Population-Environment Systems 37
8. 2. Causal Probability and Empirical Practice 55
9. 3. Irrelevance of Fitness as a Causal Property of Token Organisms 75
10. 4. Roles of Environmental Variation in Selection 94
11. Part II. Reconstructing Evolution and Chance
12. Introduction 115
13. 5. Populations in Biological Practice: Pragmatic Yet Real 117
14. 6. Real Causation in Pragmatic Population-Environment Systems 140
15. 7. Fitness Concepts in Measurement and Modeling 161
16. 8. Chance in Population-Environment Systems 185
17. 9. The Input Measure Problem for MM-CCS Chance 205
18. 10. Conclusion 221
19. Acknowledgments 225
20. Notes 229
21. References 251
22. Index 271