1) Is Genetic Diversity Compatible with Human Equality?, 2) Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution, 3) The Ascent of Man, 4) Ethics and Values in Biological and Cultural Evolution, 5) The Theory of the Gene, 6) Bridging the Gap between Race and Species, 7) Drosophila Paulistorum, A Cluster of Species in Statu Nascendi, 8) Human Nature as a Product of Evolution, 9) Ethological Isolation Among Three Species of the planitibia Subgroup of Hawaiian Drosophila, 10) On Cartesian and Darwinian Aspects of Biology, 11) Darwin Versus Copernicus, 12) Chance and Creativity in Evolution, 13) Advancement and Obsolescence in Science, 14) Of Flies and Men, 15) Letters from Readers, 16) Changing Man, 17) Looking back at Mendel's Disc

Theodosius Dobzhansky

Published by Genetics & Others, 1953

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• Title: 1) Is Genetic Diversity Compatible with Human Equality?, 2) Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution, 3) The Ascent of Man, 4) Ethics and Values in Biological and Cultural Evolution, 5) The Theory of the Gene, 6) Bridging the Gap between Race and Species, 7) Drosophila Paulistorum, A Cluster of Species in Statu Nascendi, 8) Human Nature as a Product of Evolution, 9) Ethological Isolation Among Three Species of the planitibia Subgroup of Hawaiian Drosophila, 10) On ...
• Publisher: Genetics & Others
• Publication Date: 1953
• Binding: pamphlets
• Condition: Good
• Weight: 10 ounces