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Evolution - the Extended Synthesis Massimo Pigliucci, Gerd B. Müller
Publisher: The MIT Press

(Evolution: A View from the 21st Century), Lynn Margulis and Dorion Sagan (Acquiring Genomes: A Theory Of the Origin Of Species), Massimo Pigliucci and Gerd B. In the post-genomic era, all the major tenets of the modern synthesis have been, if not outright overturned, replaced by a new and incomparably more complex vision of the key aspects of evolution. The “extended” or “expanded” synthesis currently called for by neo-Darwinians is Darwinism. Daniel Brooks is has been living with controversy ever since 1982, when his ideas first appeared in an academic paper, and then when, in 1986, he co-authored with Ed Wiley a book with the title Evolution as Entropy. I reviewed a couple A Corroboration of the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis. Sunday, February 17, 2013: 8:30 AM-11:30 AM. Every single time someone publishes original research in evolution the "synthesis" is renewed. Extended, modeled, synthesized, and/or misled or dictated by the 1940s MS of neo-Darwinism past; especially in our concurrent pop-science or “evolutionary biology” lexicon and literature of today and beyond, worldwide! Alex Mesoudi (2011) states that cultural evolution is Darwinian - but not neo-Darwinian. Many biologists are calling for an 'extended evolutionary synthesis' that would 'modernize the modern synthesis' of evolution. What was really synthesized during the evolutionary synthesis? How Macro-Evolutionary Studies Call for an Extended Synthesis. Of course there is a new new new new new synthesis. Room 203 (Hynes Convention Center). The Darwinian research programme the dominated natural science in the XX century is defined as the “Modern Synthesis”, a name that suggested the fusion of the central core of the Darwinian theory – casual variation and natural selection – with In his famous work The genetical theory of natural selection, Fisher proved that the genetic basis of evolution could be extended to those traits, such as height, that do not appear to be transmitted in a Mendelian manner. I managed to snag a copy of Evolution—The Extended Synthesis[1] from the University science library. Müller, "Evolution - the Extended Synthesis" The M IT Pr ess | 2010 | ISBN: 0262513676 | 504 pages | PDF | 33 MB.