2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.shpsc.2015.01.005
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Plasticity, stability, and yield: The origins of Anthony David Bradshaw's model of adaptive phenotypic plasticity

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“…She quotes Conrad Waddington, for instance, explicitly considered that environmental effects were minimal during early development of organisms (Nicoglou, 2015). In contrast, as Erick Peirson explores in detail in this volume, Bradshaw the geneticist "suggested that particular responses to specific environments in individual traits could be under direct genetic control, and thus natural selection could therefore act directly to shape those responses" (Peirson, 2015). Indeed, all the cases of this journal issue tease apart the same shared problem confronting plant scientists in the Cold War era, how to conceptualize and control the stability of plants in the face of environmental variation.…”
Section: Making the Phenotype An Experimental Objectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…She quotes Conrad Waddington, for instance, explicitly considered that environmental effects were minimal during early development of organisms (Nicoglou, 2015). In contrast, as Erick Peirson explores in detail in this volume, Bradshaw the geneticist "suggested that particular responses to specific environments in individual traits could be under direct genetic control, and thus natural selection could therefore act directly to shape those responses" (Peirson, 2015). Indeed, all the cases of this journal issue tease apart the same shared problem confronting plant scientists in the Cold War era, how to conceptualize and control the stability of plants in the face of environmental variation.…”
Section: Making the Phenotype An Experimental Objectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…North Wales, Bangor, em 1950(Peirson, 2015. Nessa época publicou vários artigos (Bradshaw, 1952(Bradshaw, , 1958a(Bradshaw, , 1958b(Bradshaw, , 1959a(Bradshaw, , 1959b(Bradshaw, , 1960(Bradshaw, , 1962(Bradshaw, , 1963(Bradshaw, , 1964.…”
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“…Via os genes como uma enzima que poderia estar em estado latente ou ativado. Esses seus achados foram mencionados como evidências contrárias ao neo-lamarckismo (Harwood,1996, p. 351 (Harwood, 1996;Peirson, 2015 chamou de "plasticidade", interpretando-a como tendo um significado adaptativo geral (Sarkar, 2004, p. 11).…”
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