Evolution: What Darwin Did Not Know by Then..! [And the Origin of Species Through Species-Branding]
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| Author: | J Joseph Ph.D | ISBN: | 9781310848056 |
| Publisher: | J Joseph Ph.D | Publication: | June 13, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | J Joseph Ph.D |
| ISBN: | 9781310848056 |
| Publisher: | J Joseph Ph.D |
| Publication: | June 13, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
We all know that during the days of Darwin, the field of microscopy was at its infancy, and genetics did not exist as a field at all... at these times Darwin made remarkable achievements in the understanding of the origins of life... but science has come a long way since the days of Darwin...
This book discusses about the concepts Darwin would have probably worked on, if he would be living (amongst us) in these days. The days of information superhighways, exponential growth in genomic knowledge and the unfortunate information overload that has come with it.
Though this book is basic it can be called a research edition, in that sense that it requires at least some prior knowledge in the subject area to continue to understand and enjoy reading it.
I wish you to have a good time.
PS: For some motivation and more information on 'the species problem' discussed in this book, pl watch the video.
We all know that during the days of Darwin, the field of microscopy was at its infancy, and genetics did not exist as a field at all... at these times Darwin made remarkable achievements in the understanding of the origins of life... but science has come a long way since the days of Darwin...
This book discusses about the concepts Darwin would have probably worked on, if he would be living (amongst us) in these days. The days of information superhighways, exponential growth in genomic knowledge and the unfortunate information overload that has come with it.
Though this book is basic it can be called a research edition, in that sense that it requires at least some prior knowledge in the subject area to continue to understand and enjoy reading it.
I wish you to have a good time.
PS: For some motivation and more information on 'the species problem' discussed in this book, pl watch the video.
