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Genetics Second Edition
![]() Ursula Goodenough; ISBN: 0030197163 - Pages: 840; Publisher: Holt, Rinehart and Winston -© 1978. Condition: Hardcover, excellent, unused, "Complimentary Copy" stamped on cover. Price: $10.00 + $6 S/H
This textbook is designed for a one-semester college course. Goodenough follows a topical rather than historical approach to the material. The sequence of topics progresses from more simple to more complex, with emphasis on the basic research at the time of its publication. The author, good science not withstanding, brings a great deal of levity to the subject.
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The Genetic Basis of Evolutionary Change
![]() R. C. Lewontin; ISBN: 0231083181 - Pages: 346; Publisher: Columbia University Press - © 1974; Condition: Paperback, very clean, inscription on first page. Price: $15.00 + $4 S/H
"A path-breaking book which summarizes in an unusually felicitous way the findings of the rapidly growing science of molecular evolution and points out new directions for its future. It has become a landmark of twentieth-century science." from the back cover
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The Spirit in the Gene:
Humanity's Proud Illusion and the Laws of Nature ![]() Reg Morrison. Foreword by Lynn Margulis; ISBN: 0801436516 - Pages: 286. Publisher: Cornell University Press - © 1999. Condition: Paperback, good but with some underlining/marginal notes, and inscription on first and last pages. Price: $5.00 + $4 S/H
"This book takes genetic determinism to new heights, as it applies it to all of the social and environmental ills of our day. . . . The challenge of the book is the question, 'Will our species destroy itself through overpopulation, technological growth, and consumerism?'" Quarterly Review of Biology
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Cytogenetics:
Plants, Animals, Humans ![]() Jurgen Schulz-Schaeffer; ISBN: 0387904670 - Pages: 446; Publisher: Springer-Verlag - © 1980; Condition: Hardback, very good except for inscriptions on first and last pages and some underlining/marginal notes. Price: $10.00 + $4 S/H
This book was written by a distinguished cytogeneticist. Although it is no longer on the cutting edge, it presents a history of the field through the mid-1980s. The first chapter on the history of cytogenetics is superb.
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History of Genetics:
From Prehistoric Times to the Rediscovery of Mendel's Laws ![]() Hans Stubbe. Translated by T. R. W. Waters; ISBN: 0262190850 - Pages: 356; Publisher: MIT Press - © 1972; Condition: Hardback, excellent. Price: $15.00 + $4 S/H
"This history traces the evolution of man's ideas concerning the generational continuities and changes of living organisms from the earliest times to the discovery of Mendel's fundamental laws." from the dust jacket
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