Updated Volume 2: Evolution and Selection of Quantitative Traits
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pdf file of detailed table of contents (version 11 June 2007)
I. Introduction
1. Changes in quantitative characters over time
II. Foundations: Evolution At One And Two Loci
2. Neutral Evolution In One- And Two-Locus Systems
3. The Genetic Effective Size Of A Population
4. Marker-Based Estimation Of The Nonadaptive Forces Of Evolution
5. One- And Two-Locus Selection Theory
6. Interaction Of Selection And Drift
7. Using Molecular Data To Detect Selection
III. Neutral Evolution Of Quantitative Traits
8. Drift And Genetic Covariances
9. Neutral Evolution Of Trait Means And Variances
IV. Short-Term Response On A Single Character: Basic Concepts
10. Short-Term Changes In The Mean: 1. The Breeders' Equation
11. Short-Term Changes In The Mean: 2. Permanent Versus Transient Response
12. Price's Theorem: A General Equation For Response
13. Short-Term Changes In The Mean: 3. Environmental Effects And The Response In Natural Populations
14. Short-Term Changes In The Variance
15. Least Squares Analysis Of Short-Term Selection Experiments
16. Mixed-Model And Bayesian Analysis Of Selection Experiments
V. Short-Term Response On A Single Character: Beyond Individual Selection
17. Family-Based Selection
18. Group And Kin Selection
19. Selection Under Inbreeding
20. Selection And Development Of Pure Lines
21. Selection And Crossbreeding I. Basic Concepts
22. Selection And Crossbreeding Ii. Advanced Topics
23. Selection In Age-Structured Populations
VI. Population-Genetic Models
24. Selection On QTLs
25. The Infinitesimal Model
26. Long-Term Response: Deterministic Aspects
27. Long-Term Response: Finite Populations
28. Maintenance Of Quantitative Genetic Variability
VII. Measuring Selection
29. Individual Fitness And The Measurement Of Univariate Selection
30. Measuring Multivariate Selection
VIII. Selection On Multiple Characters
31. Multivariate Response: Changes In Means
32. Multivariate Response: Changes In Covariances
33. Theory Of Index Selection
34. Applications Of Index Selection
35. BLUP Selection
36. Marker-Assisted Selection
37. Applications Of Multiple-Trait Models
IX. Quantitative Genetics Of Continous Functions
38. Estimation; Random Regressions And Infinite-Diminesional Trait
39. Selection On Functions
40. Applications
X. Phenotypic Evolution Models
41. Ecological Applications
42. Sexual Selection
43. Macroevolution
XI. Developement and adapation
44. Evolution and developement
45. Networks and pathways
46. Summary: the nature of adapation
XII. Appendices
A1. Diffusion Theory
A2. Introduction To Bayesian Statistics
A3. MCMC Methods And Bayesian Analysis
A4. The Geometry Of Vectors And Matrices: Eigenvalues And Eigenvectors
A5. The Multivariate Normal Distribution
A6. Derivatives Of Vectors And Vector-Valued Functions
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Created 5 Novemebr 2007, last updated 6 Nov 2007
Bruce Walsh. jbwalsh@u.arizona.edu .
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