Answer: Punctuated equilibrium theory represents shifting balance theory, Wright rule, allopatric speciation theory, Species selection and Genetic drift.
If want its documents please search by the title: “Punctuated equilibrium theory represents shifting balance theory (of macro and quantum evolution) and invalid Darwin’s theory”.
The article published in Thomson Reuters Journal –“Journal of Entomology and Zoology studies” 5(3, part-A) 6-12. OR go to profile of “Prof. D. Md. Abdul Ahad in ResearchGate.
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sorry for editing but it would make more sense to say "Does the Punctuated equilibrium theory represent a shifting balance theory?"
I have been searching and searching for a satisfactory definition of punctuated equilibrium theory and have not found one. If you could help define it, I could better help answer your question.
Punctuated equilibrium theory represents shifting balance theory (of macro and quantum evolution) and invalid Darwin’s theory
Abstract:
The objectives of this article are that to prove punctuated equilibrium theory represents shifting balance theory and those theories declared invalid Darwin’s theory and Neo-Darwinian theory and those are true fact: Because all features of both theories are same- i) Genetic drift play the key role of both theories. ii) Both theories advocated evolution progresses rapidly in a small and isolated population with rapid evolution after long period of stasis without the help of Darwin’s theory. iii) Both theories advocated allopatric speciation, macroevolution, quantum evolution and species selection. iv) The fossil is the only evidence of both theories. Additionally, those theories declared invalid Darwin’s theory and Neo-Darwinian theory. As a result, if anyone proves that genetic drift unable to produce new species or rejected shifting balance theory and fossil does not support macroevolution but support gradual evolution; then punctuated equilibrium theory even allopatric speciation theory would be invalid automatically.
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