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Evolutionary Biomechanics
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Research reveals a set of cases where physical laws constrain the trajectories and end points of the...
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Research reveals a set of cases where physical laws constrain the trajectories and end points of the evolutionary process. Each chapter deals with the underlying physics first, then examines the biological responses to selection. Examples of convergent evolution analyse the adaptation during the approach towards a physically defined optimum.
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Full name
Evolutionary Biomechanics
Author
Adrian Thomas, Graham Taylor
Language
English
English
Binding
Book - Paperback
Date of issue
2014
Number of pages
176
EAN
9780198566380
ISBN
0198566387
Libristo code
01375578
Publishers
Oxford University Press
Weight
270
Dimensions
155 x 233 x 11
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