JTW's Evolutionary Origins - References

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1. Faraday, Michael
   • On Electrochemical Decomposition
   • Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, 1834
     • In: Cosmology, Atomic Theory, Evolution: Classic Readings in the Literature of Science
     • Edited by: Willaim C. Dampier and Margaret Dampier
     • Publisher Description
     • Table of Contents
   • Dover Publications, Inc.
   • Q171 .D28 1924, 2003
     
     
2. Fell, Paul E.
   • The Concept of Larvae
   • in: Embryology: Constructing the Organism - Chapter 2
   • Edited by: Gilbert, Scott F.; Raunio, Anne M.
   • pp. 21-28
   • Sinauer Associates
   • QL 955.E43 1997
     
     
3. Fermi, Enrico
   • Thermodynamics
   • Columbia University Lectures - Summer 1936
   • Dover Publications, Inc.
   • QC 311.F47 1956
4. • Notes, Quotes, and Links:
     • The Nobel Prize in Physics 1938 "for his demonstrations of the existence of new radioactive elements produced by neutron irradiation, and for his related discovery of nuclear reactions brought about by slow neutrons"
     • The Enrico Fermi Institute at the University of Chicago
     • Fermilab -Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
       
       
5. Feynman, Richard Phillips
   • QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter
   • Princeton University Press
   • QC 793.5.P422.F48 1985
6. • Notes, Quotes, and Links:
     • The Nobel Prize in Physics 1965 "for their fundamental work in quantum electrodynamics, with deep-ploughing consequences for the physics of elementary particles"
       
       
7. Feynman, Richard Phillips; Leighton, Robert B.; Sands, Matthew
   • The Feynman Lectures on Physics: Vol. I,II,&III
   • Addison-Wesley
   • QC 21.2.F49 1989
8. • Six Easy Pieces: Essentials of Physics, Explained By Its Most Brilliant Teacher
   • Addison-Wesley
   • QC 21.2.F52 1995
     
     
9. Fillingame, Robert H.
   • Molecular Rotary Motors
   • Science: Vol. 286, No. 5445, pp. 1687-1688
   • November 26, 1999
   • [Pubmed]
     
     
10. Fischbach, Gerald D.
    • Mind and Brain
    • Scientific American: Vol. 267, No. 3, pp. 48-57
    • September 1992
    • [Pubmed]
    • Also Published in:
      • Mind and Brain: Readings from Scientific American Magazine
      • W.H. Freeman
    • QP 360.5.M55 1993
      
      
11. Fischer, Jean-Louis
    • Laurent Chabry and the Beginnings of Experimental Embryology in France
    • In: A Conceptual History of Modern Embryology
    • Edited by: Scott F. Gilbert
    • pp. 31-41
    • John Hopkins University Press
    • QL 953.C66 1994
      
      

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    "Vestigialization begins when a trait is rendered nonfunctional, or becomes a selective liability outright, due to shifts in the environment...
    
    The occasional appearance of atavistic features indicates that reduced or lost morphological characters are often retained in the genome...
    
    Generally if there is relaxation of stablizing or directional selection on a character, whether morphological, behavioral, or physiological, vestigialization can be expected. A focus on vestigialization can provide a different perspective on evolutionary phenomena."
    
    Daniel W. Fong, Thomas C. Kane, & David C. Culver
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    Fong, Daniel W.; Kane, Thomas C.; Culver, David C.
    • Vestigialization and Loss of Nonfunctional Characters
    • Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics: Vol. 26, pp. 249-268
    • 1995
13. • Notes, Quotes, and Links:
      • Atavisms and Latent Vestigial Routines
        • Vestigial Stem Cells and Genetic Routines
          
          
14. Foster, J.P.; Weinhold Frank
    • Natural Hybrid Orbitals
    • Journal of the American Chemical Society: Vol. 102, Is. 24, pp. 7211-7218
    • 1980
      
      
15. Frazzon, Jeverson; Dean, Dennis R.
    • Feedback Regulation of Iron-Sulfur Cluster Biosynthesis - *
    • Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A.: Vol. 98, No. 26, pp. 14751-14753
    • December 18, 2001
    • [Pubmed]
      
      
16. Freud, Sigmund
    • Autobiographical Study
    • W.W. Norton & Company
    • BF 173.F85.A3 1935, 1989
17. • On Dreams
    • W.W. Norton & Company
    • BF 1078.F773 1990
      
      
18. Friedman, Norman; Wolf, Fred Alan
    • Bridging Science and Spirit: Common Elements in David Bohm's Physics, the Perennial Philosophy and Seth
    • Living Lake Books
    • QC 6.4.R42.F75 1994
      
      
19. Fry, Iris
    • The Emergence of Life on Earth: A historical and Scientific Overview
    • Rutgers University Press
    • QH 325.F78 2000
      
      

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    "Education makes machines which act like men and produces men who act like machines."
    
    Sigmund Freud
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    Fuchs, G.
    • Alternatives to the Calvin Cycle and the Krebs Cycle in Anaerobic Bacteria: Pathways with Carbonylation Chemistry
    • in: The Molecular Basis of Bacterial Metabolism
    • Edited by G. Hauska & R. Thauer
    • 41. Colloquium Der Gesellschaft Fur Biologishe Chemie
    • Springer-Verlag
    • April 5-7, 1990
      
      
21. Fujii, Naotaka; Graybiel, Ann M.
    • Representation of Action Sequence Boundaries by Macaque Prefrontal Cortical Neurons
    • Science: Vol. 301, No. 5637, pp. 1246-1249
    • August 29, 2003
    • [Pubmed]
      
      

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