This scientist, who used the phrase "a torture chamber shared with children" to describe her miserable marriage to Carl Sagan, pushed into publication a paper by Donald Williamson claiming that caterpillars and butterflies did not share a common ancestor, and she recently contributed to a paper arguing that symbiotic spirochetes switching from round body to helical form might, rather than HIV, cause symptoms recognized as AIDS.
This thinker discussed Photoblepharon and Robert Oppenheimer in her book of short stories, Luminous Fish. This scientist, who used the phrase "a torture chamber shared with children" to describe her miserable marriage to Carl Sagan, pushed into publication a paper by Donald Williamson claiming that caterpillars and butterflies did not share a common ancestor, and she recently contributed to a paper arguing that symbiotic spirochetes switching from round body to helical form might, rather than HIV, cause symptoms recognized as AIDS. This scientist wrote a book discussing the earth as an "emergent property of interaction among organisms" whose chapters include "Sex Legacy" and "Against Orthodoxy." This author of Symbiotic Planet first gained fame when she convinced the Journal of Theoretical Biology to publish her paper "On the Origin of Mitosing Eukaryotic Cells." For 10 points, name this biologist who promulgated the endosymbiotic theory of the origins of mitochondria and chloroplasts.
This thinker discussed Photoblepharon and Robert Oppenheimer in her book of short stories, Luminous Fish.
{Lynn Margulis}