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Nature, Gardens & Animals
The case against evolution
George Barry O'Toole
530 pages~10 hr 34 min read39 chapters$4.99
When evolution seemed to sweep all before it, George O'Toole marshaled the objections. He challenges the reading of homology, the fossil pedigrees, and the very logic of the theory, laying out a systematic case against it. A vigorous entry in one of science's longest arguments. Weigh the skeptic's brief in the great debate over life's history.
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39 chapters
- 1Transcriber’s Notes
- 2THE CASE AGAINST EVOLUTION
- 3ADDENDA
- 4CONTENTS
- 5FOREWORD
- 6PART I EVOLUTION IN GENERAL
- 7CHAPTER I THE PRESENT CRISIS IN EVOLUTIONARY THOUGHT
- 8CHAPTER II HOMOLOGY AND ITS EVOLUTIONARY INTERPRETATION
- 9CHAPTER III FOSSIL PEDIGREES
- 10§ 1. The Argument in the Abstract
- 11§ 2. The Argument in the Concrete
- 12II THE PROBLEM OF ORIGINS
- 13CHAPTER I THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
- 14§ 1. The Theory of Spontaneous Generation
- 15§ 2. The Law of Genetic Continuity—
- 16§ 3. Chemical Theories of the Origin of Life
- 17§ 4. Reproduction and Rejuvenation
- 18§ 5. A “New” Theory of Abiogenesis
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