Neo-Darwinism / R.J. Berry.

  • R. J. Berry
Date:
1982
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    FURTHER READING 65 DE BEER, G. R. (1930). Embryology and Evolution, 116p. Clarendon. Oxford (revised as Embryos and Ancestors (1940, 3rd ed. 1958)). DOBZHANSKY, T. (1937, 3rd ed. 1951). Genetics and the Origin of Species, Columbia U.P., New York (revised as Genetics of the Evolutionary Process (1970)). fisher, r. a. (1930, 2nd ed. 1958). The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection, 272p. Clarendon, Oxford (2nd ed. published by Dover, New York). FORD, E. B. (1931). Mendelism and Evolution, Methuen, London. HALDANE, J. B. s. (1932). The Causes of Evolution, 235p. Longmans, London and Harper, New York. HUXLEY, J. s. (1932). Problems of Relative Growth, 276p. Clarendon, Oxford. HUXLEY, J. s. (1942). Evolution, The Modern Synthesis, 645p. Allen & Unwin, London. mayr, e. (1942). Systematics and the Origin of Species, 334p. Columbia U.P., New York (revised as Animal Species and Evolution (1963), published by Harvard U.P., Cambridge, Mass. & Oxford. U.P., London). SIMPSON. G. G. (1944). Tempo and Mode in evolution, 237p. Columbia U.P., New York (revised as The Major Features of Evolution (1953)). STEBBINS, G. L. (1950). Variation and Evolution in Plants, 643p. Columbia U.P., New York. Histories of evolution MAYR, E.and PROVINE, w. B.(eds) (1980). The Evolutionary Synthesis, 487p. Harvard U.P., Cambridge, Mass. & London. moore, j. r. (1979). The Post-Darwinian Controversies, 502p. Cambridge U.P., London. OSPOVAT, D. (1981). The Development of Darwin's Theory, 301p. Cambridge U.P., Cambridge. PROVINE, w. b.(1971). The Origins of Theoretical Population Genetics, 201p. Chicago U.P., Chicago & London. There are biographies or autobiographies of many of the chief actors in the neo- Darwinian saga, including Darwin and Wallace; also W. Bateson, R. A. Fisher, Francis Galton, J. B. S. Haldane, T. H. and J. S. Huxley, Gregor Mendel, and T. H. Morgan. Critics of neo-Darwinism (This is a very selective list) CANNON, H. G.(1958). The Evolution of Living Things, 180p. University Press, Manchester. ENOCH, H. (1967). Evolution or Creation, 172p. Evangelical, London. grassé, p.-p. (1977). Evolution of Living Organisms, 297p. Academic Press, New York & London. HOYLE, F. and wiCKRAMSiNGHE, (1981). Evolution from Space, 176p. Dent, London. kerkut, g. a. (1960). Implications of Evolution, 174p. Pergamon, Oxford. macbeth, n.(1974). Darwin Retried, 178p. Garnstone, London. MOOREHEAD, P. s.and KAPLAN, M. M.(1967). Mathematical Challenges to theNeo-Darwinian Interpretation of Evolution, 140p. Wistar Institute, Philadelphia. whitcomb, j. c. and morris, h. m. (1961). The Genesis Flood, 518p. Presbyterian & Reformed, Philadelphia.
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