1984
DOI: 10.7312/simp93040
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Tempo and Mode in Evolution

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“…One version of that interdisciplinary achievement appears in the paleontological narrative of George Gaylord Simpson (1902Simpson ( -1984, perhaps the foremost paleontologist of this century. In the words of Leo Laporte, an earth scientist as well as historian, Simpson dominated American paleontology for some five decades spanning the middle of the twentieth century.…”
Section: Boundary Rhetorics and The Work Of Interdisciplinaritymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…One version of that interdisciplinary achievement appears in the paleontological narrative of George Gaylord Simpson (1902Simpson ( -1984, perhaps the foremost paleontologist of this century. In the words of Leo Laporte, an earth scientist as well as historian, Simpson dominated American paleontology for some five decades spanning the middle of the twentieth century.…”
Section: Boundary Rhetorics and The Work Of Interdisciplinaritymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Wide variation in the rates of diversification among lineages is a feature of evolution that has fascinated biologists since Darwin 1,2 . With approximately 2,000 known species, hundreds of which coexist in individual African lakes, cichlid fish are amongst the most striking examples of adaptive radiation, the phenomenon wherebya single lineage diversifies into many ecologically varied species in a short span of time 3 (Fig.…”
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“…The concept of an adaptive or fitness landscape arose more than 50 years ago in genetics and evolutionary biology (Wright 1932;Simpson 1944), but came into global prominence through the writings of Stuart Kauffman (Kauffman and Levin 1987;Kauffman 1995), a pioneer of complex systems science.…”
Section: Example 1 Using Adaptive Landscapes To Model Shifting Ecosymentioning
confidence: 99%