Evolutionary studies : a centenary celebration of the life of Julian Huxley

Milo Keynes · G. Ainsworth Harrison

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The Galton Lecture for 1985 - Julian Huxley, a family view, Sir Andrew Huxley, OM FRS Julian Huxley and the development of evolutionary studies, John R.Durant scientific work of Sir Julian Huxley FRS, E.B.Ford, FRS evolution since Julian Huxley, Bryan C,Clarke FRS the problem of the palaeontological evidence, T.S.Kemp Julian Huxley and the rise of modern ethology, R.I.M.Dunbar size, shape and evolution, Robert D.Martin the ascent of man, M.H.Day human geographical variation, G.Ainsworth Harrison evolution and ethics, Patrick Bateson FRS the first Director-General of UNESCO, W.H.G.Armytage Julian Huxley and eugenics, David Hubback the Galton Lecture for 1962 - eugenics in evolutionary perspective, Sir Julian Huxley FRS.

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