Genesis: The Evolution of Biology

Jan Sapp

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Philosophy and History of Science Evolution and Genetic Dynamics Evolution and Science Education

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Part I: evolution and revolution the origin Darwin's champions Darwinism and socio-political thought mutualism dissent from Darwin. Part II: the myth of cell theory the body politic evolving embryology the egg. Part III: Mendel Redux emerging genetics Darwinian renaissance genes, germs, and enzymes genetic heresy. Part IV: conceiving a master molecule beyond the genome molecular evolution and microbial phylogeny symbiomics the evolution of relationships.

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