An edition of Essays in popular science
(1926)
Essays in popular science
by Julian Huxley
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Table of Contents
Heredity I.
Heredity II.
The inheritance of acquired characters.
The determination of sex.
Why do more boy babies die than girls?
The dominant sex.
Biology in Utopia.
The control of the life-cycle.
The meaning of death.
ʻElixir vitae.-̓-Birth control.
Thomas Henry Huxley and religion.
On the history of science.
Birds and the territorial system.
An hour's psychology.
Evolution and purpose.
The frog and biology.
The tadpole: a study in developmental physiology.
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