Molecular Methods in Ecology
Contributors: Allan J. Baker (Contributor); Albert T. Bledsoe (Contributor); R. Carter (Contributor); Scott Edwards (Contributor); T. P. Birt (Contributor); V. Friesen (Contributor); E. Randi (Contributor); Anthony Jennings Bledsoe (Contributor); R. Griffiths (Contributor); Allan Baker (Editor)
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing Limited
Published: September 1, 2000
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 352
ISBN-13: 9780632034376
Subjects: Applied ecology; Cellular biology; Molecular Biology; Ecology; Science; Science/Mathematics; Life Sciences - Biology - Molecular Biology; Life Sciences - Ecology; Life Sciences - Genetics & Genomics; Science / Ecology; Molecular ecology
First sentence: Until the mid-1960s, when protein electrophoresis was first used to detect genetic variation in samples of individuals from different populations and species, it had not been possible for population biologists to routinely estimate multilocus parameters of direct relevance in ecology and evolution.