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Simulating Human Origins and Evolution

Name: Simulating Human Origins and Evolution
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02029559
Price: 55.89 EUR
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Author: K. P. Wessen
ISBN: 9780521397995

K. P. Wessen

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English

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Libristo code: 02029559

Publishers Cambridge University Press, November 2011

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The development of populations over time, and, on longer timescales, the evolution of species, are both influenced by a complex of interacting, underlying processes. Computer simulation provides a means of experimenting within an idealised framework to allow aspects of these processes and their interactions to be isolated, controlled, and understood. In this 2005 book, computer simulation is used to model migration, extinction, fossilisation, interbreeding, selection and non-hereditary effects in the context of human populations and the observed distribution of fossil and current hominoid species. The simulations described enable the visualisation and study of lineages, genetic diversity in populations, character diversity across species and the accuracy of reconstructions, allowing insights into human evolution and the origins of humankind for graduate students and researchers in the fields of physical anthropology, human evolution, and human genetics.