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Evolution in the light of modern knowledge

Evolution in the light of modern knowledge

a collective work.
Science
Pages
528
Published
1925
Language
English

Synopsis

This comprehensive volume explores the theory of evolution through the lens of contemporary scientific understanding. Authored by a collective of distinguished scholars, it delves into various facets of biological evolution, integrating diverse perspectives to present a holistic view of the subject.

Prose complexity
10/10

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InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Science

Authors

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Edward B. Schlesinger

Edward B. Schlesinger is the author behind "Evolution in the light of modern knowledge." His work provides a clear look at how science understands evolution today.

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E. W. MacBride

E. W. MacBride was a scientific writer with a focus on biology. His notable works include "Evolution in the light of modern knowledge" and "Zoology." These books provide readers with clear explorations of the natural world.

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Frederick Orpen Bower

Frederick Orpen Bower was a botanist known for his contributions to the study of plant evolution. His book, Evolution in the light of modern knowledge, offers insights into scientific ideas about how life forms change over time.

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Harold Jeffreys

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James Hopwood Jeans

James Hopwood Jeans wrote on scientific topics, including his notable work "Evolution in the light of modern knowledge." In this book, he examines evolutionary concepts from a contemporary perspective. Readers will find his science writing clear and informative.