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Anita Garg Mangla,Neeru Dhamija,Daman Salujaptationist Program.” This volume attempts to describe investigations by evolutionary biologists as detective stories, which reveal “both the power and limitations of the evolutionary process.” Williams argues, principally, that the evolutionary process shows “how far it is possible to go with trial

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2946-3157 ial twentieth-century American evolutionary theorist.ExploreIn this book, a case study of a humanistic reading of an?essential evolutionary theorist, George C. Williams (May 12, 1926–September 8,?2010), the author contends that certain classic works?of evolutionary theory?and history are the most im

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Emerging Environmental Technologieserge from a scientific discipline previously called Ethology by Niko Tinbergen and Konrad Lorenz. In this context one can see the efficacy of Williams’s plain style, and understand why he emphasizes such an unromantic view of natural selection.

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Richard D Gonzalez,Sarah Arsenaultn an experiment, collect results, and interpret them. For the public, evolutionary literacy means knowing how it is done, why, and with what implications. Williams explores and evaluates how the former leads to the latter, and why communicating evolutionary literacy is important.