The Evolutionary Synthesis : : Perspectives on the Unification of Biology / / ed. by William B. Provine, Ernst Mayr.

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Place / Publishing House:Cambridge, MA : : Harvard University Press, , [2013]
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Year of Publication:2013
Edition:Reprint 2014
Language:English
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Prologue: Some Thoughts on the History of the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • Introduction
  • Theoretical Population Genetics in the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • Introduction
  • The evolution of Genetic Systems: Contributions of Cytology to Evolutionary Theory
  • Cytology in the T. H. Morgan School
  • Cytogenetics and the Neo-Darwinian Synthesis
  • Introduction
  • Embryology and the Modern Synthesis in Evolutionary Theory
  • The modern Evolutionary Synthesis and the Biogenetic Law
  • The role of Systematics in the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • Introduction
  • Botany and the Synthetic Theory of Evolution
  • Introduction
  • G. G. Simpson, Paleontology, and the Modern Synthesis
  • Introduction
  • Morphology in the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • The Failure of Morphology to Assimilate Darwinism
  • Severtsov and Schmalhausen: Russian Morphology and the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • The Birth of the Genetic Theory of Evolution in the Soviet Union in the 1920s
  • Sergei Chetverikov, the Kol'tsov Institute, and the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • Introduction
  • Historical Development of the Present Synthetic Neo-Darwinism in Germany
  • Evolutionary Theory in Germany: a Comment
  • Introduction
  • Evolutionary Biology in France at the Time of the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • The Arrivai of Neo-Darwinism in France
  • A Second Glance at Evolutionary Biology in France
  • Introduction
  • Some Recollections Pertaining to the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • Lamarckìsm in Britain and the United States
  • A Note on W. L. Tower's Leptinotarsa Work
  • Introduction
  • The Evolutionary Synthesis: Morgan and Natural Selection Revisited
  • Hypotheses That Blur and Grow
  • Introduction
  • The Meaning of the Evolutionary Synthesis
  • 14. Epilogue
  • How I Became a Darwinian
  • Curt Stern
  • J. B. S. Haldane, R. A. Fisher, and William Bateson
  • Morgan and the Theory of Natural Selection
  • Morgan and His School in the 1930s
  • G. G. Simpson
  • Contributors
  • Conference Participants
  • Index
  • Preface