Darwin was wonderfully struck by how the presence of the most complex forms of creation could be explained by referring to the common processes continually in action and open to our view.
An edition of Modeling Nature (Science & Its Conceptual Foundations)
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Modeling Nature (Science & Its Conceptual Foundations)
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by Sharon E. Kingsland
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Modeling Nature (Science & Its Conceptual Foundations)
September 30, 1988, University of Chicago Press
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