Titlebook: Darwinism, Philosophy, and Experimental Biology; Special Issue of the Ute Deichman,Anthony S. Travis Conference proceedings 2011Latest edit

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,Gemmules and Elements: On Darwin’s and Mendel’s Concepts and Methods in Heredity,l as the basis for the development of modern genetics. Mendel took the study of the transmission of traits and its causes (genetics) out of natural history; by reducing complexity to simple particulate models, he transformed it into a scientific field of research. His scientific approach and concept

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Are RNA Viruses Vestiges of an RNA World?,ve placed them within a new conceptual framework that is supported by cutting-edge genomic and proteomic data. Two current, opposing scenarios of virus origin are presented. The philosophical dimensions of “revisiting” the original hypotheses are briefly discussed.

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,Darwin, Schleiden, Whewell, and the “London Doctors”: Evolutionism and Microscopical Research in the principal actors are mainly Darwin, Schleiden, Whewell and the “London Doctors,” Arthur Henfrey and Edwin Lankester. I demonstrate that the apparent alliances—particularly Darwin/Schleiden (through evolutionism) and Schleiden/Whewell (through Kantian philosophy of science)—obscure the deep methodo

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,Gemmules and Elements: On Darwin’s and Mendel’s Concepts and Methods in Heredity,on by means of natural selection. He put forward a developmental theory of heredity (pangenesis) based on the assumption of the existence of material hereditary particles. However, unlike his proposition of natural selection as a new mechanism for evolutionary change, Darwin’s highly speculative and

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How Evolutionary Biology Presently Pervades Cell and Molecular Biology,ogy and functional biology (such as physiology, biochemistry and molecular biology), the two branches of biology which remained separated throughout the twentieth century. Evolutionary scenarios were not absent from functional biology, but their places were limited, and they did not generate researc

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