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Books in brief
2010
Nature
Charles Darwin's ideas about evolution were received differently in latin america than elsewhere. Focusing on Darwin's use of analogies, science philosophers adriana novoa and alex levine explore how argentina's culture influenced interpretations of evolution in the nineteenth century. Darwin's 'tree of life' became a 'tree of death' in the hands of one local scientist. argentina's diverse peoples and unusual fossils also contributed alternative views of nature. Once Before Time: A Whole Story
doi:10.1038/468631a
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