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work_ibxa5bvaqjcvxcmd3wr5fy4yae	Roberta L. Millstein	How the Concept of Population Resolves Concepts of Environment	2014	16	.pdf	application/pdf	6316	472	53	Brandon's or Richard Levins's concepts of "environment" can settle the disagreement; I homogeneous environments, so that if a colony of snails was in a heterogeneous area, the environmental patches are in a homogeneous selective environment: 2. fine-grained heterogeneous environment organisms disperse freely among many 3. coarse-grained heterogeneous environment organisms spend their lives in one Therefore, the concepts of "fine-grained heterogeneous environment" and "homogeneous 2. fine-grained heterogeneous selective environment – consists of only those features 3. coarse-grained heterogeneous selective environment – consists of only those selectively relevant patches in space or time (a fine-grained environment), then even though a evolution, is that populations dictate the boundaries of the selective environment. So, we need a population concept to delineate the environment that organisms are population sensu deme is spread across a heterogeneous environment with two patches. heterogeneous environment, contra the view of Brandon and others that selection should be 	./cache/work_ibxa5bvaqjcvxcmd3wr5fy4yae.pdf	./txt/work_ibxa5bvaqjcvxcmd3wr5fy4yae.txt