MICHAEL T. GHISELIN

• "The Adaptive Significance of Gastropod Torsion." Evolution (September 1966), 20(3):337-348.

• (with others. "An Anomalous Style in the Gut of Megatebennus-bimaculatus: A Carnivorous Prosobranch Gastropod." Veliger (1975), 18(1):40-43.

• "An Application of the Theory of Definition to Taxonomic Principles." Systematic Zooogy (June 1966), 15(2):127-130.

• "The Assimilation of Darwinism in Developmental Psychology." Human Development (1986), 29(1):12-21.

• "B. F. Skinner versus Dr. Pangloss." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (December 1984), 7(4):687-688.

  Comments on Skinner's "The Phylogeny and Ontogeny of Behavior" in the same issue.

  "`Bioeconomics and the Metaphysics of Selection', and `Response to Comments'." Journal of Social and Biological Structures (October 1987), 10(4):361-369, 376.

  Response to comments by Kenneth E. Boulding and Michael Ruse in the same issue.

  "Biogeographical Units: More on Radical Solutions." Systematic Zoology (March 1980), 29(1):80-85.

  "Can Aristotle be Reconciled with Darwin?" Systematic Zoology (December 1985), 34(4):457-460.

  "Categories, Life, and Thinking." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (June 1981), 4(2):269-283.

  (with D. John Faulkner.) "Chemical Defense and Evolutionary Ecology of Dorid Nudibranchs and Some Other Opistobranch Gastropods." Marine Ecology Progress Series (August 30, 1983), 13(2-3):295-301.

  (with others.) Coastal Ecology: Bodega Head. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1973.

  (with N.D. Holland.) "A Comparative Study of Gut Mucous Cells in 37 Species of the Class Echinoidea (Echinodermata)." Biological Bulletin (June 1970), 138(3):286-305.

  Edited (with Alan E. Leviton.) Cultures and Institutions of Natural History: Essays in the History and Philosophy of Science. Memoirs of the California Academy of Sciences (1988), 25. Los Angeles, Calif.: California Academy of Sciences, 2000.

  "Darwin and Evolutionary Psychology." Science (1973), 179(4077):964-968.

  "Darwinism versus Neo-Darwinism in the Study of Human Mate Preferences." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (March 1989), 12(1):20.

  Comments on David M. Buss's "Sex Differences in Human Mate Preferences: Evolutionary Hypotheses Tested in 37 Cultures" in the same issue.

  "`Definition', `Character', and Other Equivocal Terms." Systematic Zoology (March 1984), 33(1):104-110.

  "The Distinction between Similarity and Homology." Systematic Zoology (March 1969), 18(1):148-149.

  The Economy of Nature and the Evolution of Sex. Berkeley & London: University of California Press, 1974.

  "The Economy of the Body." American Economic Review (May 1978), 68(2):233-237.

  "The Emancipation of Thought and Culture from Their Original Material Substrates." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (December 1984), 7(4):489.

  Comments on B. F. Skinner's "Selection by Consequences" in the same issue.

  "The Evolution of Hermaphroditism among Animals." Quarterly Review of Biology (June 1969), 44(2):189-208.

  "The Evolution of Sex: A History of Competing Points of View." In Richard E. Michod and Bruce R. Levin, eds., The Evolution of Sex: An Examination of Current Ideas, pp. 7-23. Sunderland, Mass.: Sinauer Associates, 1988.

  "Evolutionary Anatomy and Language." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (March 1980), 3(1):20-21.

  Comments on Noam Chomsky's "Rules and Representations" in the same issue.

  "Evolutionary Aspects of Marine Invertebrate Reproduction." In Arthur C. Giese and John S. Pearse, eds., General Aspects: Seeking Unity in Diversity, pp. 609-666. Reproduction of Marine Invertebrates, 9. Palo Alto: Blackwell Scientific; Pacific Grove, Calif.: Boxwood Press, 1986.

  (with D.R. Lindberg. "Fact, Theory and Tradition in the Study of Molluscan Origins." American Zoologist (1984), 24(3):82

  "The Failure of Morphology to Assimilate Darwinism." In Ernst Mayr and William B. Provine, eds., The Evolutionary Synthesis: Perspectives on the Unification of Biology, pp. 180-193. Cambridge, Mass. & London: Harvard University Press, 1980.

  (with F.M. Scudo.) "Familial Selection and Evolution of Social Behavior." Journal of Genetics (1975), 62(1):1-31.

  "From Recapitulation to Neoteny." Review of Stephen Jay Gould's Ontogeny and Phylogeny Isis (June 1978), 69(247):263-264.

  "Further Remarks on Logical Errors in Systematic Theory." Systematic Zoology (December 1967), 16(4):347-348.

  "Genetic Basis of Behavior--Especially of Altruism." American Psychologist (May 1976), 31(5):358-359.

  "Has Human Ethology Discoverd Darwinism?" Behavioral and Brain Sciences (March 1979), 2(1):33-34.

  Comments on Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt's "Human Ethology: Concepts and Implications for the Sciences of Man" in the same issue.

  "Hierarchies and Their Components." Review of Stanley N. Salthe's Evolving Hierarchical Systems and Niles Eldredge's The Unfinished Synthesis: Biological Hierarchies and Modern Evolutionary THought Paleobiology (Winter 1987), 13(1):108-111.

  "How to Think about the Evolution of Behavioral-Development." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (March 1984), 84(1):153-154.

  Comments on Michael E. Lamb's, et al. "Security of Infantile Attachment as Assessed in the `Strange Situation': Its Study and Biological Interpretation" in the same issue.

  "The Individual in the Darwinian Revolution." New Literary History (Autumn 1971), 3(1):113-134.

  "The Individuality Thesis, Essences, and Laws of Nature." Biology and Philosophy (October 1988), 3(4):467-474.

  "The Intellectual Path to Natural Selection." New Scientist (April 15, 1982), 94(1301):156-159.

  Intellectual Compromise: The Bottom Line. New York: Paragon House, 1989.

  "Is Pulmonata a Monophyletic Taxon?" American Malacological Union. Annual Report (1965):19-20.

  "Lloyd Morgan: Canon in Evolutionary Context." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (September 1983), 6(3):362-363.

  Comments on Daniel C. Dennett's "Intentional Systems in Cognitive Ethology: The `Panglossian Paradigm' Defended" in the same issue.

  "Mayr Versus Darwin on Paraphyletic Taxa." Systematic Zoology (December 1985), 34(4):460-462.

  Metaphysics and the Origin of Species. SUNY Series in Philosophy and Biology. Albany : State University of New York Press, 1997.

  "Models in Phylogeny." In Thomas J. M. Schopf, ed., Models in Paleobiology, pp. 130-145. San Francisco: Freeman, Cooper, 1972.

  (with others.) "Molecular and Developmental Correlates of Macroevolution." MBL[Marine Biology Laboratory] Lectures in Biology, Vol. 8, Development as an Evolutionary Process, pp. 109-138. Meeting Woods Hole, Massachusetts, August 23-24, 1985. New York: Liss, 1987.

  (with others.) "Molecular Phylogeny of the Animal Kingdom." Science (February 12, 1988), 239(4841):748-753.

  "More Maiorum." Review of Ernst Mayr's The Growth of Biological Thought: Diversity, Evolution, and Inheritance. Isis (September 1983), 74(273):410-413.

  "A Moveable Feaster." Natural History (September 1985), 94(9): 54-61.

  "Mr. Darwin's Critics, Old and New." Review of Peter J. Vorzimmer's Charles Darwin: The Years of Controversy: `The Origin of Species' and Its Critics 1859-1882. Journal of the History of Biology (Spring 1973), 6(1):155-165.

  "Natural Kinds and Literary Accomplishments." Michigan Quarterly Review (Winter 1980), 19(1):73-88.

  "Narrow Approaches to Phylogeny: A Review of Nine Books on Cladism." In Richard Dawkins and Mark Ridley, eds., Oxford Surveys in Evolutionary Biology, Vol. 1, pp. 209-222. London: Oxford University Press, 1984.

  (with Terence M. Gosliner.) "A New Species of Triotonia (Opisthobranchia: Gastropoda) from the Caribbean Sea." Bulletin of Marine Science (May 1987), 40(3):428-436.

  Edited (with Giovanni Pinna.) New Perspectives on the History of Life: Essays on Systematic Biology as Historical Narrative (San Francisco, 21-23 June 1994). Memoirs of the California Academy of Sciences, 20. Biology as history, 2. San Francisco, Calif.: California Academy of Sciences, 1996.

  "The Nomenclature of Correspondence: A New Look at `Homology' and `Analogy'." In R. Bruce Masterton, William Hodos and Harry Jerison, eds., Evolution, Brain and Behavior: Persistent Problems, pp. 129-142. Evolution of Brain and Behavior in Vertebrates, 2. Hillsdale, NJ: Erblaum Associates, 1976.

  "Non-phenetic Evidence in Phylogeny." Systematic Zoology (December 1969), 18(4):460-462

  "On Changing the Names of Higher Taxa." Systematic Zoology (September 1977), 26(3):346-349.

  "On Mechanisms of Cultural Evolution, and the Evolution of Language and of the Common Law." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (March 1982), 5(1):11.

  Comments on Charles J. Lumsden's and Edward O. Wilson's "Précis of Genes, Mind, and Culture" in the same issue.

  "On Paradigms and the Hypermodern Species Concept." Systematic Zoology (December 1977), 26(4):437-438.

  "On Psychologism in the Logic of Taxonomic Controversies." Systematic Zoology (September 1966), 15(3):207-215.

  "On Semantic Pitfalls of Biological Adaptation." Philosophy of Science (March-June 1966), 33(1-2):147-153.

  "On Some Taxonomic Categories which have been Proposed for the Classification of Large Gastropod Genera." Veliger (October 1, 1966), 9(2):141-144.

  "On the Evolution of Play by Means of Artificial Selection." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (March 1982), 5(1):165.

  Comments on Peter K. Smith's "Does Play Matter? Functional and Evolutionary Aspects of Animal and Human Play" in the same issue.

  "On the Functional and Comparative Anatomy of Runcina setonsis Baba, an Opistobranch gastropod." Publications of the Seto Marine Biology Laboratory (1963), 11(2):389-398.

  "Ordered Thoughts on Taxonomy." Review of Mark Ridley's Evolution and Classification: The Reformation of Cladism (1986) [QH83 R49 1986]. Nature (April 17-23, 1986), 320(6063):652-653.

  "The Origin of Molluscs in the Light of Molecular Evidence." In P. H. Harvey and L. Patridge, eds., Oxford Surveys in Evolutionary Biology, Vol. 5, pp. 66-95. New York & Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1988.

  (with Terence M. Gosliner.) "Parallel Evolution in Opisthobranch Gastropds and Its Implications for Phylogenetic Methodology." Systematic Zoology (September 1984), 33(3):255-274.

  "Peripatus as a Living Fossil." In Niles Eldredge and Steven M. Stanley, eds., Living Fossils, pp. 214-217. New York & Berlin: Springer, 1984.

  (with Linda Jaffe. "Phylogenetic Classification in Darwin's Monograph on the Sub-Class Cirripedia." Systematic Zoology (June 1973), 22(2):132-140.

  "Phylogenetic Mythogenesis and Paleontology." Review of Joel Cracraft and Niles Eldredge, eds., Phylogenetic Analysis and Paleontology (1979) [QE721 P47]. Evolution (July 1980), 34(4):822-824.

  (with others.) "A Phylogenetic Survey of Molluscan Shell Matrix Proteins." Breviora Museum of Comparative Zoology (March 31, 1967), 262:1-35.

  (with J.M. Lowenstein.) "Phylogeny of Echinoderms: Comparison of Trees Based on Radioimmunoassay and 18S Ribosomal-RNA Sequence Data." [Abstract] American Zoologist (1988), 28(4):9A.

  (with others.) "Phylogeny of the Metazoa Based on 18S Ribosomal-RNA Sequences." [Abstract] American Zoologist (1986), 26(4):92A.

  "Poetic Biology: A Defense and Manifesto." New Literary History (Spring 1976), 7(3):493-504.

  "The Principles and Concepts of Systematic Biology." In Systematic Biology, pp. 45-55. Proceedings of an International Conference, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, June 14-16, 1967. Washington, DC: National Academy of Sciences, 1969.

  "`Principles and Prospects for General Economy', and `The Economics of Scientific Discovery'." In Gerard Radnitzky and Peter Berkholz, eds., Economic Imperialism: The Economic Method Applied Outside the Field of Economics, pp. 21-31, 271-282. New York: Paragon House, 1987.

  "A Radical Solution to the Species Problem." Systematic Zoology (December 1974), 23(4):536-544.

  "The Rationale of Pangenesis." Genetics (June 1975), 79(Supplement):47-57.

  "The Relevance of Phylogenetics to the Study of Behavioral Diversity." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (March 1981), 4(1):144-145.

  Comments on Timothy D. Johnston's "Contrasting Approaches to a Theory of Learning" in the same issue.

  "Reproductive Function and the Phylogeny of Opisthobranch Gastropods." Malacologia (June 1966), 3(3):327-378.

  "Response to Commentary on the Individuality of Species." Biology and Philosophy (April 1987), 2(2):207-212.

  Review of Charles Darwin's The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex. Animal Behavior (August 1982), 30(3):948-949.

  Review of D.T. Anderson's Embryology and Phylogeny in Annelids and Arthropods. Systematic Zoology (March 1974), 23(1):150-151.

  Review of G. Evelyn Hutchinson's The Kindly Fruits of the Earth: Recollections of an Embryo Ecologist. Isis (March 1980), 71(256):184-185.

  Review of Alwyne Wheeler & James H. Price, eds., History in the Service of Systematics, Isis (December 1982), 73(269):586.

  Review of Peter A. Corning's The Synergism Hypothesis: A Theory of Progressive Evolution. Politics and the Life Sciences (1984), 3(1):100-102.

  Review of Peter J. Bowler's Evolution: The History of an Idea. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences (July 1985), 21(3):267-268.

  Review of Peter Koslowski's Evolution und Gesellshaft. Eine Auseinandersetzung mit der Sociobiologie. Journal of Social and Biological Structures (October 1984), 7(4):391-392.

  Review of Thomas J. M. Schopf's and Edward L. Bassett's F. A. Smitt, Marine Bryozoa, and the Introduction of Darwinian Principle of Descent in 1868. Isis (December 1975), 66(234):586.

  "Science as a Bioeconomic System." Biology and Philosophy (April 1988), 3(2):177-178.

  "Scientific Revolutions and Punctuated Equilibria." Politics and the Life Sciences (1987), 5(2):228-229.

  "Sex--Pros & Cons." [Sound Recording] 1 sound cassette (83 min.): analog, mono. Lecture recorded at a UC, Berkeley Extension conference held in October, 1974. Berkeley: University of California Extension Media Center, 1974.

  "Species are Individuals: Therefore Human-Nature is a Metaphysical Delusion." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (March 1987), 10(1):77-78.

  Comments on Philip Kitcher's "Précis of Vaulting Ambition: Sociobiology and the Quest for Human Nature" in the same issue.

  "Species, Concepts, Individuality, and Objectivity." Biology and Philosophy (April 1987), 2(2):127-144.

  "Species Individuality Has No Necessary Connection with Evolutionary Gradualism." Systematic Zoology (March 1988), 37(1):66-67.

  (with T.M. Gosliner.) "Symposium on the Biology and Evolution of Opisthobranch Molluscs, Monterey, California July 2-3, 1986." American Malacological Bulletin(1987), 5(2):185-306.

  "Taxa, Life, and Thinking." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (June 1981), 4(2):303-310.

  Response to the commentary on "Categories, Life, and Thinking" in the same issue.

  "Taxonomic Controversies." Systematic Biology (September 1966), 15(3):207-215.

  "Toward an Individualistic Ontology for Cultural-Evolution." Behavioral and Brain Sciences (June 1981), 4(2):242.

  Comments on H. C. Plotkin's and F. J. Odling-Smee's "A Multiple-Level Model of Evolution and Its Implications for Sociobiology" in the same issue.

  The Triumph of the Darwinian Method. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1969.

  Reprinted with a new preface. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1984.

  "Two Darwins: History versus Criticism." Journal of the History of Biology (Spring 1976), 9(1):121-132.

  "We Are All Contraptions." Review of Richard Dawkins's The Blind Watchman. New York Times Book Review (December 14, 1986):18-19.

  "William Harvey's Methodology in De motu cordis from the Standpoint of Comparative Anatomy." Bulletin of the History of Medicine (July-August 1966), 40(4):314-327.