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Objects and Objectivity: The Evolution Controversy at the American Museum of Natural History, 1915--1928 (2010)

Science and Education
Volume: 19
Pages: 485--503

Publication Date: 2010
Edition Details: Part of a special issue: “Darwin and Darwinism, Part One: Historical, Philosophical and Cultural Studies”
Language: English

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Natural history Museums Controversies and disputes Evolution Science and religion 20th century, early United States Osborn, Henry Fairfield American Museum of Natural History, New York

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Article Rudge, David W.; Kampourakis, Kostas (2010) Darwin and Darwinism: An Introduction. Science and Education (p. 319). unapi

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