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  • The Science and Life of William Bateson
    Alan Cock; Donald R. Forsdyke
    978-0-387-75688-2
    2008
    Edition 1
    • The pressing need for this text is apparent from the high percentages reported not to believe in evolution and the growth of the so-called “intelligent design” movement
    • So far biohistorians have failed to come up with a comprehensive biography of William Bateson. In 1986 William Provine concluded: “Evolutionary biology in the period 1859-1925 is extraordinary complex”. To understand this period we must understand Bateson
    • Many books of this nature are written by historians of science who are often able to provide an attractive narrative, but are less able to untangle the more controversial aspects of the science. The present book is written by two “card carrying” bioscientists who, relatively late in their careers, turned to biohistory while remaining at the “cutting edge” of their disciplines. For several decades the Bateson papers languished in the attic of an outhouse at Hancock in New Hampshire, until “repatriated” by Alan Cock in 1975 with the help of Stephen Jay Gould
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