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13 February 2009 One Comment

Nature pays tribute to the legend

The famous Nature journal joined in the celebrations on Darwin day by releasing a special issue on Charles Darwin life and work . Current issue is a treat for all covering varying aspects like what evolution has done to shape human nature and some of the problems inherent in applying biology to questions about humanity. The issue also contain an essay on Darwin’s pigeons and poetry by his great great grand-daughter Ruth Padel. But my favorite is the “insight” section dealing with natural selection and How the modern scientists built upon the ideas of Darwin .

Insight contains six excellent reviews written by leading scientists from the field like Sean carroll, Neil shubin,Telford, Garhan budd and many others.

The origin and evolution of arthropods

Graham E. Budd & Maximilian J. Telford

Deep homology and the origins of evolutionary novelty

Neil Shubin, Cliff Tabin & Sean Carroll

The Beagle in a bottle

Angus Buckling, R. Craig Maclean, Michael A. Brockhurst & Nick Colegrave

Adaptation and diversification on islands

Jonathan B. Losos & Robert E. Ricklefs

Darwin’s bridge between microevolution and macroevolution

David N. Reznick & Robert E. Ricklefs

The nature of selection during plant domestication

Michael D. Purugganan & Dorian Q. Fuller

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  • technovatte said:

    Hi
    Good collection. I
    ts inspirational for young talented researchers.

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