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Ornithology, Evolution, and Philosophy: The Life and Science of Ernst Mayr 1904-2005

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Plato and Pinot

Repository of Useless Information (Free subscription) | 10/26/2009

Shelter Winery (Hans-Bert Espe und Silke Wolf) Blanc de Noir 2008 - Baden; 12% abv; 10g/l RS; 8,8g/l acidity; bottle #274 of 2698; 20€ The great evolutionary biologist and philosopher of biology, Ernst Mayr, felt that the natural sciences for much of history have been plagued by Platonic essentialism. It is the idea, further developed by Aristotle, that all things had two properties, the accidental...

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Re-examining Darwin`s thoughts on species

Physorg (Free subscription) | 10/01/2009

James Mallet is out to rehabilitate Charles Darwin`s reputation on species. It may seem strange that such a founding father of modern biological thought as Darwin could run afoul of something so basic, but biologists over past decades, including such giants as Harvard`s Ernst Mayr, perceived Darwin`s understanding of species as somewhat fuzzy.

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