Darwinism Defended: A Guide to the Evolution Controversies |
Contents
CHARLES DARWIN BECOMES AN EVOLUTIONIST | 3 |
ON THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES | 30 |
The HardyWeinberg | 76 |
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adaptive alleles animal apes Archaeopteryx argue argument artificial selection Ayala balance hypothesis Beagle behavior believe biologists biology catastrophists causal cause certainly chapter Charles Darwin claims Creationists critics Darwinian discussion Dobzhansky Drosophila Earth ecology effect ethics evidence evolution evolutionary theory evolutionism evolutionists evolved fact factors females finches forms fossil record founder principle function genes genotype given Gould Hardy-Weinberg Hardy-Weinberg law Hence heterozygote homozygotes human human sociobiology Huxley ideas instance kin selection kind Lamarck living Lyell males Mayr mechanism Mendelian molecular moral mutation natural selection neo-Darwinian neo-Darwinism obviously offspring organisms Origin paleontologists parent particularly perhaps phenotype population genetics position predictions punctuated equilibria question reason religion reproduction RrYy SAN DIEGO Scientific Creationism scientists sense sexual simply social sociobiology speciation species suggest supposed things thought tion tionists true uniformitarian UNIV UNIVERSITY variation winism