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The Extended Phenotype: The Long Reach of the Gene (Popular Science)
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The Extended Phenotype: The Long Reach of the Gene (Popular Science)
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29 June 2015Great Book, But Read The Selfish Gene First
I would read Richard Dawkins' "The Selfish Gene" before reading this one.
6 November 2014Five Stars
Honestly I think The Selfish Gene is a superior book.
13 October 2014I was disappointed that Dawkins didn't treat this work at the level ...
I found this follow-up work to Dawkins' "The Selfish Gene" needlessly esoteric and difficult to read.
16 September 2014Fascinating science read
Rather heavy going, but absolutely fascinating book, both in terms of science and in terms of philosophical things like the meaning of life.
2 July 2014Not as good as his earlier books but worth a read
Not as good as his earlier books but worth a read.
23 May 2014Fascinating ideas
Not an easy read, but well worth the effort.
2 March 2014What a great book, fascinating.
I read The Selfish Gene and this back to back.
27 June 2013A Must Read
Written to give massive amounts of information around biology and how life evolved.
16 May 2013A Case of Mistaken Identity
This book of Richard Dawkins is the one book in which he lays a genomic foundation for his atheism, with the explicit claim in his later books that atheism is based on science, in this case the \"extended phenotype\", presuming that the human phenotype is identical to that of other mammalian species and drawing from that his conclusion that human beings have their origin from \"lower\" mammalian species.
12 March 2013Required Reading For Anyone Interested in Genetics
This is one of my favorite books.