… which genetic results have settled historical questions concerning the origin of the Malagasy
population. After an overview of the early literature, the genetic … based on historical texts and …

… Would they change their position in a historical debate in light of ‘genetic evidence’? Are …
By pointing to lapses in the geneticists’ knowledge of relevant theories and findings from history …

… We present here the genetic theory of infectious diseases and briefly discuss its history and
… actually complementary microbiological and immunological theories. We also illustrate its …

… of genetic evidence leads to the following conclusions concerning human population history:
(1… Yet we wish to apply this theory not to single pairs but to empirical distributions that were …

… Coalescent theory makes use of the fact that genetic drift over … on coalescent theory means
that, given a sample of genetic markers, … history. DNA markers typically show higher levels of …

… They created the chromosome theory of inheritance, according to which the genes reside
in the chromosomes like beads on a string. The chromosome theory of inheritance, however, …

… This is exemplified by the bounded flexibility of the work of the genetic system. The general
… 1960s become the guiding idea in genetics. Contemporary developmental science is rooted …

… In their philosophic doctrines, where considerations of genetic theory appear that had a
decisive historical importance, Plato seems to have followed the western medical tradition, and …

… find exemplified in historical writings. Now … historical understanding are likely to thank me
for my pains. What I have to say affords no support to so-called 'intuitionist' theories of historical …

… reference to hominoid DNA sequences and population genetics theory. To cover a wide range
… genes is formulated and used to make quantitative inferences on the origin and history of …