Darwinian fitness measures the reproductive success of a species. This measures how much of a contribution a specific individual contributes to their species' gene pool, and whether certain gene mutations within an individual will or will not have an overall effect on the gene pool of a species as a whole.
Fitness in Darwinian evolution refers to an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in a given environment. Organisms with traits that enhance their ability to survive and produce offspring are considered more fit, leading to a higher likelihood of passing on their genes to future generations. Thus, fitness is a key factor in natural selection, shaping the characteristics of populations over time.
Fitness (in Darwinian terms).
Strictly speaking, reproductive fitness is meant. The organism that has the most and best quality progeny adapted to the immediate environment will leave more representations of it's alleles in the population gene pool and the allel frequency will change over time fulfilling the definition of evolution.
Better adaptions in the immediate environment leading to greater reproductive success. All organisms in a population are variations and in the immediate environment some organisms are better suited to survive and reproduce against their conspecifics. They have greater fitness.
There are a few different fallacies in physical fitness. The biggest one is the phrase 'No pain, no gain'. Physical fitness is meant to be tough, but not meant to hurt.
To keep healthy
Darwinian Fairytales was created in 1995.
A Darwinian Left was created in 2000.
A Darwinian Left has 70 pages.
Darwinian Pool Room was created in 1950.
The evoultion of alpha dragonoid
The ISBN of A Darwinian Left is 0-300-08323-8.