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Artículo:: Darwin 200: Should scientists study race and IQ? YES: The scientific truth must be pursued
Resumen:: In this, the second of two opposing commentaries, Stephen Ceci and Wendy M. Williams argue that such research is both morally defensible and important for the pursuit of truth. In the first, Steven Rose argues that studies investigating possible links between race, gender and intelligence do no good
Página:: 788
Sección:: Commentaries
Publicación:: Nature
Volúmen:: 457
Número:: 7231
Fecha:: 12 Febrero 2009
ISSN:: 00280836
SrcID:: 00280836-2009-02-12.txt

Artículo:: Darwin 200: A flight of fancy
Autor:: Henry Nicholls
Resumen:: Henry Nicholls wonders how things would be different had Charles Darwin given in to pressure from his publisher to rewrite Origin of Species into a popular book about pigeons
Página:: 790
Sección:: Essay
Publicación:: Nature
Volúmen:: 457
Número:: 7231
Fecha:: 12 Febrero 2009
ISSN:: 00280836
SrcID:: 00280836-2009-02-12.txt

Artículo:: Darwin 200: A vision of humanity united
Autor:: W. F. Bynum
Resumen:: A controversial new reconstruction of Charles Darwin's life suggests his family's campaign against slavery influenced his belief that all humans evolved from a single ancestor, explains W. F. Bynum
Página:: 792
Sección:: Books and Arts
Publicación:: Nature
Volúmen:: 457
Número:: 7231
Fecha:: 12 Febrero 2009
ISSN:: 00280836
SrcID:: 00280836-2009-02-12.txt

Artículo:: Darwin 200: Poems from Darwin's descendant
Autor:: Ruth Padel
Resumen:: Amid the many analyses of Darwin's life and work, a more intimate literary portrait emerges from the poetry of his great-great-granddaughter, Ruth Padel. Her series of poems on his life — six of which are reproduced here evokes the emotion and drama of the naturalist's discoveries
Página:: 794
Sección:: Books and Arts
Publicación:: Nature
Volúmen:: 457
Número:: 7231
Fecha:: 12 Febrero 2009
ISSN:: 00280836
SrcID:: 00280836-2009-02-12.txt

Artículo:: Virology: Final entry key for hepatitis C
Autor:: Thomas Pietschmann
Resumen:: To propagate, the hepatitis C virus relies on entry into liver cells. Ironically, cellular proteins that normally assemble firm seals between adjacent cells serve as crucial keys by which the virus gains access
Página:: 797
Sección:: News and Views
Publicación:: Nature
Volúmen:: 457
Número:: 7231
Fecha:: 12 Febrero 2009
ISSN:: 00280836
SrcID:: 00280836-2009-02-12.txt

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