Titlebook: Evolutionary Studies; A Centenary Celebrat Milo Keynes,G. Ainsworth Harrison Book 1989 The Eugenics Society 1989 development.ethics.evoluti

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Scientific Work by Sir Julian Huxley, FRS,uch importance. Fundamentally, we showed that, in addition to the environment, genes can control the time of onset and rate of development of processes in the body of animals and plants (Ford and Huxley, 1927). Indeed, he and I were so much involved in that study that it is difficult after this leng

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Size, Shape and Evolution, contributions. When it comes to the question of . in organisms, however, a double debt to Huxley must be recognised. In a very general context, there is of course Huxley’s pervasive influence in the sphere of evolutionary biology, which constitutes the overall framework within which biological size

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The Ascent of Man,uestions of life has no rational answer. Julian Huxley was a biologist who knew that the description and elucidation of biological mechanisms, of behavioural patterns, of structure, of function and of inheritance was not the whole story of life on earth. There had to be more and it had to relate to

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Evolution and Ethics,y literate, confident and progressive. He estab-lished a clear distinction between savage, selfish behaviour generated by biological evolution (or the ‘cosmic process’ as he called it) and civilised, altruistic values resulting from the ‘ethical process’. The lecture ended on an optimistic note: