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Teleology by another name: A reply to Ghiselin [Book Review]

James G. Lennox

Biology and Philosophy 9 (4):493-495 (1994) Copy BIBT_EX

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Teleology in Philosophy of Biology

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Adaptation Darwin final cause Ghiselin natural selection plant sexuality teleology

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