T, Th 10-11:50, 301 Gilman Hall
Summer 2004
Instructor:
Michael Dietrich
Email:
Michael.Dietrich@Dartmouth.edu
Phone: 646-1389
Office: 215 Gilman
Office Hours: T 1-2
Texts: (Available at Wheelock Books)
Jan Sapp, Genesis:
The Evolution of Biology (Oxford
University Press, 2003)
Mark Largent, Sourcebook
on History of Evolution (Kendall/Hunt
Publishing, 2004)
Evaluation:
Midterm
30%
In Class
Participation 10%
Research Project 30%
See Assignment Handout
Final
30%
Take Home
Schedule (Subject
to Change):
Topic
Genesis
Sourcebook
6/24 Th Introduction
6/29 T Biology Before
Darwin
Ch. 1
Lyell, 19-27
Malthus, 75-86
Paley, 87-94
7/1 Th Charles Darwin
Ch. 2
Darwin, 97-136
7/6 T
The Origin of Species
Ch. 3 & 6
Jenkin, 157-165
Huxley, 177-183
7/8 Th Social Darwinism
Ch. 4 & 5
Spencer, 261-270
Carnegie, 271-278
Kropotkin, 301-309
7/13 T Cells and States
Ch. 7 & 8
7/15 Th The Rise of Experimental
Ch. 9 & 10
Embryology
7/20 T Mendel and Mendelism
Ch. 11
Mendel (online)
7/22 Th MIDTERM
7/27 T The Invention
of Genetics Ch. 12
7/29 Th Eugenics
Section V, 323-372
8/3 T
The Evolutionary Synthesis
Ch. 13
Section VII, 393-414
8/5 Th Genes, Germs,
and Enzymes
Ch. 14
8/10 T Cold War Genetics
Ch. 15
8/12 Th From the Double Helix to
the Human Genome
Ch. 16 & 17
8/17 T Evolution at
the Molecular
Level
Ch. 18
8/19 Th Evolution by Association
Ch. 19
8/24 T Beyond the Individual
Ch. 20
Please Note:
Any student with a documented disability needing academic adjustments or accommodations is requested to speak to me by the end of the second week of the term, all discussions will remain confidential, although the Student Disabilities Coordinator may be consulted to verify the documentation of the disability.
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