Darwin, Evolution and the Galapagos Series

<BODY> <h2>Darwin, Evolution and the Galapagos Series</h2> William Durham, professor of anthropology and human biology at Stanford University, covers the evolution of evolutionary theory from Charles Darwin to the present. While discussion includes the social implications of evolutionary arguments and Darwin's broad er impact on Western social thought, emphasis is given to evolutionary biology - the diversification and adaptation of organisms. Produced by the Stanford University Channel. <B>Box-Set Savings: 13 DVDs in a 3-Box Set!</B> Also available on 13 DVDs, Videos or Digital Files. For pricing call in US: 800.876.2447/Intl. 603.434.9262 or <A HREF = 'mailto:chip.taylor@chiptaylor.com'>e-mail</a><BR> <B>Associated Article</B>: <I>Annals of Science: Devolution</I> -The New Yorker Magazine<BR> <B>Associated Programs:</B> <a href= '../ttlmnp3871-.cfm'target='MAINBODY'><I>Galapagos 1 & 2</I> and <a href= '../ttlmnp4869-.cfm'target='MAINBODY'><I>Digital Encyclopedia of the Galapagos Islands</I></a> <A HREF="index.htm" target=_top>Home</a><br> </BODY>