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How the Leopard Changed its Spots The Evolution of Complexity

Out of Print
By: Brian Goodwin
233 pages, 8 pp col plates, 47 b/w illus, figs
How the Leopard Changed its Spots
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  • How the Leopard Changed its Spots ISBN: 9780753801710 Edition: 3 Paperback Dec 1997 Out of Print #151742
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Claims to develop Darwinist theories of evolution, which Goodwin explains have been insufficient thus far, and fit his new theories in with the new science of Complexity. He argues that patterns which occur again and again in the living world do not just happen, but occur because of the inherent self-organizing properties of life. Along the way he discusses the implications for the future of biology and the way in which politicians can use or abuse biological knowledge.

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Out of Print
By: Brian Goodwin
233 pages, 8 pp col plates, 47 b/w illus, figs
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