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Annotated Bibliography Shrewsbury School (now a library). A ten-minute walk from the center of town in the district of Framwell is The Mount, Darwin’s birthplace. (The Mount is privately owned: visitors need permission to enter.) Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London SW1P 3PA, UK www.westminster-abbey.org Darwin is buried in this famous church in Central London. Darwin’s grave is on the left side of the Nave next to the monument to Isaac Newton (near the end of the guided tour). 181 Magazines Note: Each of these magazines has an online edition. Astronomy www.astronomy.com Has excellent articles on astrophysics and cosmology. Natural History www.naturalhistorymag.com One of the best popular magazines covering the biological sciences. The articles are usually written so that a nonscientist can understand the ideas being discussed. Science www.sciencemag.org Regularly publishes articles on evolution, biology, genetics, and paleontology. Scientific American www.scientificamerican.com Regularly publishes articles on evolution, genetics, and cosmology. Journals Note: All journals have online editions. Journal of the History of Biology www.springerlink.com (go to ‘‘Browse Publications’’ and enter journal name) The premier scientific journal on biology: especially good on developments in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and the philosophical and social implications of those developments.
182 Annotated Bibliography Nature www.nature.com One of the premier scientific journals. Always has good articles on the biological and evolutionary sciences, particularly in genetics and paleontology. Theology and Science www.tandf.co.uk/journals (go to ‘‘Alphabetical Listing’’ and enter journal name) Useful articles on the interaction and connection between religion and science; particularly good for articles on Intelligent Design. Articles Briggs, Robert, and Thomas J. King. ‘‘Transplantation of Living Nuclei from Blastula Cells into Enucleated Frogs’ Eggs.’’ Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America vol. 38, no. 5 (15 May 1952): 455–463. Briggs and King announced that they had developed a technique for transplanting the nucleus of a mature cell to an egg cell. A version of the technique was used to clone animals forty years later. Uses technical language. Brown, P., et al. ‘‘A New Small-bodied Hominin from the Late Pleistocene of Flores, Indonesia.’’ Nature vol. 431 (28 October 2004): 1055–1061. Researchers from the University of New England in New South Wales, Australia, and the Indonesian Centre for Archaeology in Jakarta, Indonesia, announced that they had found the skeletal remains of a new species of hominid Homo floresiensis or Flores Man. The researchers suggest the new species is related to modern humans even though it is half the size of one ancestor, Homo erectus. Browne, Janet. ‘‘Darwin in Caricature: A Study of the Popularisation and Dissemination of Evolution.’’ Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society vol. 145, no. 4 (December 2001): 496–509. Excellent article on the impact and effect of cartoons about Darwin and The Origin of Species. Browne argues that these cartoons expressed society’s fears about the implications of the theory of evolution as well as providing a succinct summary of Darwin’s major ideas. The cartoons were one reason why the theory of evolution spread so rapidly. International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium. ‘‘Initial Sequencing and Analysis of the Human Genome.’’ Nature vol. 409 (15 February 2001): 860–921. The Human Genome Project, led by Eric S. Lander of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, published its findings on the human genome. The two-color pullouts analyze each of the twenty-two human chromosomes, including details such as the gene sequence and the site of each gene.
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CONTENTS Series Foreword by Linda S
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CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW: THE IMPACT OF C
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