Selection in Natural Populations

In this book, Mitton explains the questions that geneticists hoped to answer by studying protein (i.e. enzyme) variation. He reviews the extensive literature on protein variation, describes the successes and failures of the research program, and evaluates the results of a rich and controversial body of research. It is a history of the research of genetic variation, as well as a useful analysis for all geneticists interested in the genetic structure and evolution of populations.