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100 | _a Cynthia Mills | ||
245 | _aThe theory of Evolution | ||
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_a Hoboken, N.J _bWiley _c2004 |
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300 | _a v, 218 pages ; 23 cm | ||
505 | _a Making up the Western Mind -- Making up Darwin's Mind -- What Darwin Said -- Reaction -- Pea Plants, Flies and the Modern Synthesis -- Impact -- Post-Normal Science. | ||
520 | _a "A lightning rod for more than a century, the subject of evolution continues to be a highly volatile one. Just as Charles Darwin's remarkable announcement generated a venomous response, here in the twenty-first century the theory of evolution is still frequently greeted with alarm, ridicule, and denial. Yet, it has managed to persevere, taking on a life of its own and holding steadfast against attack." | ||
650 | _a Evolution (Biology) | ||
942 | _cBK |