One work that tries to explain this man's thought posits a "library of Mendel" that is navigated via cranes and not skyhooks.
One work that tries to explain this man's thought posits a "library of Mendel" that is navigated via cranes and not skyhooks. Dobzhansky wrote a different work outlining why nothing makes sense except in the context of this man's major idea. A book about this thinker claims his major idea is a "universal acid" and was written by Daniel Dennett. With Bishop Wilberforce, Thomas Huxley debated the major ideas of this man in a famed 1860 debate. His major theory was furthered explained in such books as The Descent of Man, which stressed the power of sexual reproduction. For 10 points, identify this author of On the Origin of Species, who proposed a theory of natural selection.
One work that tries to explain this man's thought posits a "library of Mendel" that is navigated via cranes and not skyhooks.
Charles Darwin [accept Daniel Dennett on the first sentence]