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Nature 452, 153 (13 March 2008) | doi:10.1038/452153a; Published online 12 March 2008
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One long argument
Armand M. Leroi1
Abstract
Revisiting ancient Greek debates about the natural world should broaden biologists' horizons.
BOOK REVIEWED-Creationism and its Critics in Antiquity
by David Sedley
University of California Press: 2008. 296 pp. £17.95
Evolutionary biologists are — as modern scientists go — a historically minded lot. All of us acknowledge the greatness of Charles Darwin and some have even read On the Origin of Species.
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