Origins and Species. A Study of the Historical Sources of Darwinism and the Contexts of Some Other Accounts of Organic Diversity from Plato and Aristotle On, (Harvard Dissertations in the History of Science)

Name: Origins and Species. A Study of the Historical Sources of Darwinism and the Contexts of Some Other Accounts of Organic Diversity from Plato and Aristotle On, (Harvard Dissertations in the History of Science)
Author: M.j.s. Hodge

by M.j.s. Hodge · 1 review · 1994

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
Mario Di Gregorio	History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences	1994-01-00	Restricted

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