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期刊名:History and philosophy of the life sciences

缩写:HIST PHIL LIFE SCI

ISSN:0391-9714

e-ISSN:1742-6316

IF/分区:1.0/Q2

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Maria Paulsson,Christopher Kullenberg,Lena Eriksson Maria Paulsson
This article explores how environmental valuation and knowledge production shape Swedish marine and water management through the case of the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management (SwAM). Tasked with conserving, restoring, and susta...
Héloïse Athéa Héloïse Athéa
In contemporary biology laboratories, animal models have become essential scientific tools. From modeling psychiatric disorders to investigating embryonic development and genetic diseases, they facilitate research across various fields. Alt...
Jacqueline Ashkin,Sarah de Rijcke Jacqueline Ashkin
Estuaries, the dynamic transitional zones where rivers converge with oceans, represent complex ecosystems characterized by the mixing of fresh and saltwater, resulting in what is known as brackish water. These coastal interfaces, along with...
Shani Inbar,Eva Jablonka,Simona Ginsburg et al. Shani Inbar et al.
In modern English, common sense refers to an intuitive capacity to grasp self-evident truths and make judgments that require no special training or expertise. Although often treated as universal and ahistorical, its standing as an epistemic...
Matt P Lukacz Matt P Lukacz
In the decade between the mid-1980s and mid-1990s, critical voices within the conservation biology community argued that site selection for protected areas was most often done in a way that was unscientific. Conservation practitioners, many...
Rebecca L Jackson Rebecca L Jackson
Outlining the Apgar Score's use throughout the latter half of the twentieth century, I propose that the historical abuse of this score for newborn wellness does not only come from the obviously white-centered assessment criteria for "color"...
Elis Jones,Vincent Cuypers Elis Jones
This paper shows how cases drawn from the marine sciences can be particularly fruitful for philosophical reflection about the nature of science. We offer a meta-philosophical adaptation of a heuristic (the Krogh Principle) taken from compar...
Robert J Asher Robert J Asher
Ronald Aylmer Fisher (1890-1962) was a pioneer of evolutionary biology who founded modern statistics. He has often been associated with a gene-centric conception of natural selection, but he did not discount the importance of factors operat...
Tamar Schneider Tamar Schneider
The marine phycosphere is a microscale mucosal region of microbiomes surrounding a phytoplankton cell. The phycosphere (analogous to the terrestrial rhizosphere) is where microbial interactions navigate the biochemistry of the sea. The stud...