Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

131. BOTANY AND PLANT SCIENCE
463. DOUGHTY, Robin W. The Eucalyptus: A Natural
and Commercial History of the Gum Tree. (xiv
+ 237 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns
Hopkins Univ. Press, 2000. ISBN: 0801862310.
464. INGENSIEP, Hans Werner. “The History of the
Plant Embryo. Terminology and Visualization from
Ancient until Modern Times.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 26
(2004): 309–331.
465. UBRIZSY SAVOIA, Andrea, and Ágnes
FARKAS. Rapporti italo-ungheresi nella nascita
della botanica in Ungheria. (374 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Rome: Università degli Studi di Roma “La
Sapienza”, 2002. ISBN: 963641906X.
132. ZOOLOGY, ANATOMY, AND
PHYSIOLOGY
466. COLLAR, N. J., Clemency Thorne FISHER, and
Christopher FEARE. (Eds.) Why Museums Matter:
Avian Archives in an Age of Extinction. Papers from
a conference at Green Park, Aston Clinton and from
workshops at the Natural History Museum, Tring,
12-15 November 1999. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists’
Club 123A, Supplement. (360 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) British Ornithologists’ Club, 2003.
467. LÓPEZ PIÑERO, José María. Los Animales en la
Ciencia y la Vida Humana: Illustraciones Zoológicas
de un Milenio (Siglos XI-XX). (316 pp.; ill.; index.)
Valencia: Fundación Bancaja Publishing, 2001.
468. MEZZALIRA, Francesco. Bestie e bestiari: La
rappresentazione degli animali dalla preistoria al
Rinascimento. Archivi di arte antica. (178 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Torino: Univ. Allemandi, 2001. ISBN:
8842210943.
133. HEREDITY, GENETICS, AND
EVOLUTION
469. ANKER, Suzanne, and Dorothy NELKIN. The
Molecular Gaze: Art in the Genetic Age. The Cold
Spring Harbor Laboratory Press Series on Genomics,
Bioethics, and Public Policy. (xxiii + 216 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.: Cold Spring
Harbor Laboratory Press, 2004. ISBN: 0879696974.
Reviews: [ref. 487, 449]
470. AVISE, John C. Genetics in the Wild. (xix + 248
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press,, 2002. ISBN: 1588340694.
Reviews: [ref. R44]
471. BORRELLO, Mark E. “The Rise, Fall and Resurrection
of Group Selection.” Endeavour 29 (2005):
43–47.
472. BURIAN, Richard M. The Epistemology of Development,
Evolution, and Genetics: Selected Essays.
Cambridge studies in philosophy and biology. (xiii +
274 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge Univ.
Press, 2005. ISBN: 1521836751.
Reviews: [ref. R115]
133. Heredity; genetics; evolution 27
473. GRIMOULT, Cédric. Histoire de l’histoire des
sciences : historiographie de l’évolutionnisme dans
le monde francophone. Travaux de sciences sociales,
198. (309 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Genève: Librarie
Droz, 2003. ISBN: 2600008284.
Reviews: [ref. R374]
474. HÖSLE, Vittorio, and Christian ILIES. (Eds.)
Darwinism & Philosophy. (vii + 392 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Notre Dame, Ind.: Univ. of Notre Dame
Press, 2005. ISBN: 0268030731.
Contributors: Peter MCLAUGHLIN, David OLDROYD, Christian
ILLIES, Michael RUSE, David DEPEW, Rupert RIEDL,
Phillip R. SLOAN, Robert J. RICHARDS, Jean GAYON, Dieter
WANDSCHNEIDER, Vittorio HÖSLE, Michael T. GHISELIN,
Gerhard VOLLMER, Marcel WEBER, Richard D. ALEXAN-
DER, Lenny MOSS, and Bernd GRAEFRATH.
475. JEANMONOD, Gilles. “Aspects et
développements récents de l’histoire de l’eugénisme.”
[Aspects and Recent Developments in the History of
Eugenics.] In French. Gesnerus 60 (2003): 83–100.
476. MILLER, Kenneth R. Finding Darwin’s God:
A Scientist’s Search for Common Ground between
God and Evolution. (288 pp.; ill.) New York: Harper
Collins World, 2001. ISBN: 0060930497.
477. O’MALLEY, Maureen A., and Yan BOUCHER.
“Paradigm Change in Evolutionary Microbiology.”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 36 (2005): 183–
208.
478. REISS, John O. “Natural Selection and the
Conditions for Existence: Representational vs. Conditional
Teleology in Biological Explanation.” Hist.
Phil. Life Sci. 27 (2005): 249–280.
479. ROSSLENBROICH, Bernd. “The Notion of
Progress in Evolutionary Biology: The Unresolved
Problem and an Empirical Suggestion.” Biol. Phil. 21
(2006): 41–70.
480. RUSE, Michael. “Evolutionary Biology and the
Question of Trust.” In KOERTGE [ref. 230], 99–119.
Explores the issue from Vestiges of Creation to Sociobiology.
481. SHAVIT, Ayelet. “Shifting Values Partly Explain
the Debate over Group Selection.” Stud. Hist.
Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 697–720.
The debate over the evolution of altruism by group selection
is shaped by a notion of group as influenced by social and
political values. (from the abstract)
482. SKIPPER, Robert A., Jr. “Calibration of Laboratory
Models in Population Genetics.” Perspect. Sci.
12 (2004): 369–393.
483. STOTZ, Karola, Paul E. GRIFFITHS, and Rob E.
KNIGHT. “How Biologists Conceptualize Genes: An
Empirical Study.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci.
35 (2004): 647–673.
Reports “the results of a questionnaire study of how genes
are conceptualized by biological scientists at the University
of Sydney, Australia.” (from the abstract)