Titlebook: Evolutionary Biology; Limits to Knowledge Michael T. Clegg,Max K. Hecht,Ross J. Macintyre Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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Limits to Our Knowledge of Evolution between the . of evolution, the . or paths of evolution, and the . or mechanisms or causes of evolution (Ayala, 1985; Ruse, 1982, 1984). It is not always possible to adhere rigorously to this trichotomy, nor is it necessary, but it is a useful way of keeping things clear and separate.

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Limits to Knowledge in Population Genetics published within a decade of . but lay unappreciated for more than 30 years. It is also well known that the first two decades of the 20th century were consumed by a debate about whether the selection of minute continuous variations (as postulated by Darwin) could be consistent with the particulate system of inheritance described by Mendel.