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A visit to Down House: some interpretive comments on evolutionary archaeology
, 2011 Johnson, Matthew
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Reviews in Anthropology, 1990 Nelkin, D. The Creation Controversy. Science or Scripture in the Schools. Boston, Massachusetts: Beacon Press, 1984. 242 pp. including chapter references, appendices, and index. $9.95 paper. La Follette, Marcel Chotkowski, ed. Creationism, Science, and the Law. The Arkansas Case. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 1983. vii + 236 pp.
Laurie Godfrey
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Resolving the Anti‐Antievolutionism Dilemma: A Brief for Relational Evolutionary Thinking in Anthropology [PDF]
American Anthropologist, 2009 ABSTRACT Anthropologists often disagree about whether, or in what ways, anthropology is “evolutionary.” Anthropologists defending accounts of primate or human biological development and evolution that conflict with mainstream “neo‐Darwinian” thinking have sometimes been called “creationists” or have been accused of being “antiscience.” As a result ...
Schultz, Emily
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Myth 20. That the Scopes Trial Ended in Defeat for Antievolutionism
, 2009 Edward Larson
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THAT THE SCOPES TRIAL ENDED IN DEFEAT FOR ANTIEVOLUTIONISM
, 2009 Edward J. Larson
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N. S. TRUBETSKOIʹS EUROPE AND MANKIND AND EURASIANIST ANTIEVOLUTIONISM
, 2017 Sergey Glebov
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The Paleontological Society Papers, 1996
In November of 1995, the Alabama Department of Education required all biology textbooks used in the state to display a disclaimer informing the young reader thatThis textbook discusses evolution, a controversial theory some scientists present as a scientific explanation for the origin of living things, such as plants, animals and humans.
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In November of 1995, the Alabama Department of Education required all biology textbooks used in the state to display a disclaimer informing the young reader thatThis textbook discusses evolution, a controversial theory some scientists present as a scientific explanation for the origin of living things, such as plants, animals and humans.
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