Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. PREFACE VII
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XI
5. INTRODUCTION XIII
6. PART I CONTINUITY AND BREAKS ACROSS GENERATIONS
7. CHAPTER I THE SO-CALLED ECLIPSE OF DARWINISM 3
8. CHAPTER 2 THE VIEW-POINT OF A NATURALIST" AMERICAN FIELD ZOOLOGISTS AND THE EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS, 1900-1945 23
9. CHAPTER 3 J. B. S. HALDANE, HOLISM, AND SYNTHESIS IN EVOLUTION 49
10. PART 2 EMERGING NARRATIVES AND BROADER THEMES
11. CHAPTER 4 BIOSYSTEMATICS AND THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES EDGAR ANDERSON, W. H. CAMP, AND THE EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS 73
12. CHAPTER 5 DESCENDED FROM DARWIN? GEORGE GAYLORD SIMPSON, MORRIS GOODMAN, AND PRIMATE SYSTEMATICS 93
13. CHAPTER 6 ERNST MAYR AND THE "BIOLOGY OF BIRDS" 111
14. CHAPTER 7 HOMEOTIC MUTANTS AND THE ASSIMILATION OF DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICS INTO THE EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS, 1915-1952 133
15. PART 3 NEW IDEAS AND NEW DIRECTIONS
16. CHAPTER 8 "THE EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL FROM THE NATURALIST'S POINT OF VIEW" BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, 1928 - 1954 157
17. CHAPTER 9 THE "DELAYED SYNTHESIS" PALEOBIOLOGY IN THE 1970s 179
18. CHAPTER 10 NATURAL SELECTION IN THE FIELD: INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE, ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY, AND THE EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS, 1914-1951 199
19. PART 4 EVOLUTIONARY THEORY MEETS PRACTICE
20. CHAPTER 11 PAPILIO DARDANUS: THE NATURAL ANIMAL FROM THE EXPERIMENTALIST'S POINT OF VIEW 221
21. CHAPTER 12 H.B.D. KETTLEWELL'S RESEARCH, 1934-1961: THE INFLUENCE OF J.W. HESLOP HARRISON* 243
22. CHAPTER 13 CONCEPTS OF DRIFT AND SELECTION IN " THE GREAT SNAIL DEBATE" OF THE 1950s AND EARLY 1960s 271
23. CHAPTER 14 REVISITING THE FISHER-WRIGHT CONTROVERSY 299
24. CHAPTER 15 SHIFTING BALANCE AND BALANCING SELECTION: A GROUP SELECTIONIST'S INTERPRETATION OF WRIGHT AND DOBZHANSKY 323
25. CONTRIBUTORS 345
26. INDEX 347