I have previously been pleased to announce on Genomicron the release of the first two issues of Volume 1 of Evolution: Education and Outreach. I am equally pleased to point out that Issue 3 is now available free online.
As a special treat, I note that editors-in-chief Greg and Niles Eldredge mention Genomicron in their editorial.
Here are the contents of Vol 1, Issue 3
Editorial - Gregory Eldredge and Niles Eldredge
Some Thoughts on “Adaptive Peaks,” “Dobzhansky’s Dilemma”—and How to Think About Evolution - Niles Eldredge
The Concept of Co-option: Why Evolution Often Looks Miraculous - Deborah A. McLennan
Evolutionary Trends - Some Guy
Speciation and Bursts of Evolution - Chris Venditti and Mark Pagel
A Look at Linguistic Evolution - Anastasia Thanukos
“Theory” in Theory and Practice - Glenn Branch and Louise S. Mead
The Importance of Understanding the Nature of Science for Accepting Evolution -
Tania Lombrozo, Anastasia Thanukos, and Michael Weisberg
Do Students See the “Selection” in Organic Evolution? A Critical Review of the Causal Structure of Student Explanations - Abhijeet Bardapurkar
Celebrate Darwin Day, An Event for Education and Outreach in Evolutionary Biology - Rachel M. Goodman
What Conceptions do Greek School Students Form about Biological Evolution? -
Lucia Prinou, Lia Halkia, and Constantine Skordoulis
The Evolution of Evolutionary Thinking in Chile - Rodrigo Medel
Ben Sangari: “It’s About the Science, Stupid!” - Mick Wycoff
Evolution from Darwin to DNA on Show in Brazil - Mick Wycoff
Evolution, Just Say Yes: Prothero on Fossils - Bruce Lieberman
Through a Glass Darkly: Dava Sobel’s Galileo’s Daughter: A Historical Memoir of Science, Faith and Love - Kristin P. Jenkins
“Just So Stories:” Richardson Against Evolutionary Psychology - Ryan D. Tweney
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