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work_i2xzu6rf7jagzclcw577efbxcq	Jun Otsuka	Causal Foundations of Evolutionary Genetics	2014	37	.pdf	application/pdf	8851	845	63	To address this question the present paper builds well-defined causal models that underlie standard equations in evolutionary genetics. causal reconstruction of the evolutionary principles shows adaptive evolution as a genuine causal process, where fitness and selection are both to the causal models obtained in Section 4, I will show there are some interventions on selection and fitness that affect evolutionary outcomes. process or not — is the question as to whether its key concepts, most notably fitness and selection, identify a cause of evolutionary change. (2006), for example, argues that selection is a population-level cause of evolution, while Matthen and Ariew (2009) and Lewens (2010) deny any causal In evolutionary genetics, it is well known that a change in moments (e.g. mean) of a population from one generation to the next is completely described by the Price equation (Robertson, 1966; Price, 1970).	./cache/work_i2xzu6rf7jagzclcw577efbxcq.pdf	./txt/work_i2xzu6rf7jagzclcw577efbxcq.txt