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The methodology of the biological sciences: From an evolutionary biological perspective

Neues Jahrbuch Fur Geologie Und Palaontologie - Abhandlungen, 1988
Antoni Hoffmann, Wolf-Ernst Reif
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Methodological Problems Associated with a Biologically Oriented Social Science

Journal of Social and Biological Systems, 1978
Abstract Recent advances in biology, particularly in ethology, have created a growing interest among social scientists in exploring the possibility that biological factors may significantly influence human social behavior. This article focuses on the methodological pitfalls of which ethologically oriented social scientists should be aware.
S PETERSON, A SOMIT
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The structural model of methodological training of teacher in teaching biological sciences

ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, 2021
AbstractThe article deals with the composing of methodological modes of methodological training of biology teachers, including methodological, scientific-theoretical, peredmetical blocks. The model is a number of parameters: the requirements, knowledge, skills and qualities to the specialist, social and psychological qualities, take into account the ...
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Overview of the methodology of nuclear analytical techniques for speciation studies of trace elements in the biological and environmental sciences

Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2002
Recent achievements in speciation studies of trace elements in the biological and environmental sciences by nuclear analytical techniques, mainly molecular activation analysis, position-sensitive spectrometry with a variety of exciting sources, and synchronous radiation-based analytical techniques (although radioisotope or enriched stable isotope-based
Zhifang, Chai   +7 more
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Unification and coherence as methodological objectives in the biological sciences

Biology & Philosophy, 1993
In this paper I respond to Wim van der Steen's arguments against the supposed current overemphasis on norms ofcoherence andinterdisciplinary integration in biology. On the normative level, I argue that these aremiddle-range norms which, although they may be misapplied in short-term attempts to solve (temporarily?) intractable problems, play a guiding ...
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