Reconstructing Biology: Genetics and Ecology in the New World Order
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John Vandermeer, PhD, is Arthur F. Thurnau Professor and Professor of Biology at the University of Michigan, where he has taught since 1972. He has conducted field research in Central American rain forests for the past 25 years. His previous books include Elementary Mathematical Ecology.
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Biological Essentialism Versus Social Construction: The Legacy of the Nineteenth Century.
Natural Aristocracies: Genetics and Evolution.
Human Origins.
The Origin of Human Races and Racism.
The Elusive Transformation: Genes Dictating Development in an Environment.
Gender and Gender Roles.
Carbon Cycles and Energy Flows.
Resource Transformation in Homo Sapiens.
Energy and the Evolution of the Hydrocarbon Society.
Component Interactions (Population Ecology).
Ecosystems in Space and Time.
Agriculture, The Most Basic Resource Transformation.
Neo-Malthusianism, Agriculture, and Natural Resources.
The Nature of Nature.
Conclusions?
Notes.
References.
Index.
