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The Hopeful Monster Finds a Mate & Application to Speciation in Hominidae

George Edward Parris

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Description:PrefaceI have recently become aware that these documents I originally published in 2011 and 2013 as Parris GE. 2011. The Hopeful Monster Finds and Mate and Founds a New Species. Hypotheses in the Life Sciences. 1(2):1-6.Parris GE. 2013. Application of a Hypothesis to Speciation in Hominidae. Hypotheses in the Life Sciences. 3(1):xx on line.have vanished (temporarily) from the internet along with the journal in which they were published. Therefore, I am providing them here. Hopefully the journal will soon be back on line.Cover Art Jonathan Bailey, NHGRI/NIH, 2014 (public domain)AbstractSaltation (fundamental changes in a species in a single-generation) has been argued to be incompatible with evolution and Darwinism. Indeed, the mental image of a “hopeful monster” looking unsuccessfully for a mate has been used to ridicule the concept put forward by Richard Goldschmidt in 1940. Nonetheless, over the last decade it has become well known that simple, common pericentric inversions of chromosomes (which may have no effect on morphology) drastically decrease the fertility of affected individuals when mated with individuals with normal centromere parity. But, mating between individuals with the same (inverted) parity appears to lead to formation of a population with homozygous inverted parity chromosomes, which has normal fertility. In this paper, it is argued that these populations with homogeneous (pericentromeric) inversions represent nascent new species within larger populations of the parent species. Examples involving mice, horses and even humans are presented. The phenotypes of these nascent species are almost indistinguishable from the normal population and they only diverge from the general population through stochastic variation and selection during periods of ecological change.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Hopeful Monster Finds a Mate & Application to Speciation in Hominidae. To get started finding The Hopeful Monster Finds a Mate & Application to Speciation in Hominidae, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: PrefaceI have recently become aware that these documents I originally published in 2011 and 2013 as Parris GE. 2011. The Hopeful Monster Finds and Mate and Founds a New Species. Hypotheses in the Life Sciences. 1(2):1-6.Parris GE. 2013. Application of a Hypothesis to Speciation in Hominidae. Hypotheses in the Life Sciences. 3(1):xx on line.have vanished (temporarily) from the internet along with the journal in which they were published. Therefore, I am providing them here. Hopefully the journal will soon be back on line.Cover Art Jonathan Bailey, NHGRI/NIH, 2014 (public domain)AbstractSaltation (fundamental changes in a species in a single-generation) has been argued to be incompatible with evolution and Darwinism. Indeed, the mental image of a “hopeful monster” looking unsuccessfully for a mate has been used to ridicule the concept put forward by Richard Goldschmidt in 1940. Nonetheless, over the last decade it has become well known that simple, common pericentric inversions of chromosomes (which may have no effect on morphology) drastically decrease the fertility of affected individuals when mated with individuals with normal centromere parity. But, mating between individuals with the same (inverted) parity appears to lead to formation of a population with homozygous inverted parity chromosomes, which has normal fertility. In this paper, it is argued that these populations with homogeneous (pericentromeric) inversions represent nascent new species within larger populations of the parent species. Examples involving mice, horses and even humans are presented. The phenotypes of these nascent species are almost indistinguishable from the normal population and they only diverge from the general population through stochastic variation and selection during periods of ecological change.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Hopeful Monster Finds a Mate & Application to Speciation in Hominidae. To get started finding The Hopeful Monster Finds a Mate & Application to Speciation in Hominidae, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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