Fakers, fanatics, and false dilemmas: Reply to Van Leeuwen

Maarten Boudry · Jerry A. Coyne

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You have to check your brains at the church-house door if you take modern evolutionary biology seriously.In memory of William Provine (1942–2015)In our critique of Neil Van Leeuwen’s (2014) theory ...

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