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OVER ARCHING QUESTIONS: 

  • How is all life (except for a few in deep thermal vents) dependent on the Sun?
  • What is primary productivity and how does it link the human global economy to photosynthesis?
  • Are some plants more "productive" than others?...productive in an economic sense? ...in a physiological sense?
  • What are the most important determinants of Photosynthesis? What drives it? ...What are the important components?
  • What is the relationship between all the determinants and how do they affect photosynthesis?

 

STEP ONE OF THE INQUIRY:

From biological evolution to emergence: meaning, culture, and esthetics II

From Biological Evolution to Meaning/Culture/Aesthetics, via Dennett?
24 Feb 2009 (PG)

 

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A Continuation of the Story of Evolution

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A Continuation of the Story of Evolution

 

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Darwin, Menopause, and Humans

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A discussion of perfection in Origin of Species

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Sarah Bechdel
The Story of Evolution and the Evolution of Stories
Professors Paul Grobstein and Anne Dalke
February 13, 2009


A Discussion of the Word “Perfect”
Its Role in Origin of the Species
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The risks and potentials of thinking

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Sun, 02/15/2009 - 12:12pm

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