Review: Darwin’s Garden by Michael Boulter
The garden at Down House, Darwin's home for 40 years, was a hub of scientific activity that paved the way for much of today's biological sciences
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Review: Nature’s Clocks by Doug Macdougall
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Review: Relativity: A Very Short Introduction by Russell Stannard
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Review: Rebels, Mavericks, and Heretics in Biology edited by Oren Harman and Michael R Dietrich
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Review: The Complete Idiot’s Guide to String Theory by George Musser
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Review: The Universe in a Mirror by Robert Zimmerman
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Review: Worlds Before Adam by Martin Rudwick
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Review: The Carbon Age by Eric Roston
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Review: Coming of Age in Second Life by Tom Boellstorff
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Review: Only a Theory by Kenneth R. Miller
Miller's debunking of Intelligent Design is a must read but it loses steam when he argues that the universe is somehow "primed for human life"
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Review: Ice, Mud and Blood: Lessons from climates past by Chris Turney
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Review: Motherhood, the Elephant in the Laboratory: Women scientists speak out by Emily Monosson
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Review: Why Popcorn Costs So Much at the Movies by Richard McKenzie
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Review: The Power Makers by Maury Klein
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