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Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences|February 28, 2012
"My goose child Martina": the multiple uses of geese in the writings of Konrad LorenzTania MunzHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|October 21, 2010
Genetics as a modernization program: biological research at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institutes and the political economy of the Nazi StateBernd GausemeierHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|January 16, 2010
Manhattan transfer: lethal radiation, bone marrow transplantation, and the birth of stem cell biology, ca. 1942-1961Alison KraftHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|October 21, 2010
Fascist labscapes: geneticists, wheat, and the landscapes of Fascism in Italy and PortugalTiago SaraivaHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|January 19, 2010
From eugenics to lysenkoism: the evolution of Stanisław SkowronWilliam Dejong-LambertHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|June 1, 2010
Laboratories, museums, and the comparative perspective: Alan A. Boyden's quest for objectivity in serological taxonomy, 1924-1962Bruno J StrasserHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|June 3, 2010
What does it mean to go public? The American response to Lysenkoism, reconsideredAudra J WolfeHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|September 21, 2010
Early climate change consensus at the National Academy: the origins and making of "Changing Climate"Nicolas Nierenberg, Walter R Tschinkel, Victoria J TschinkelHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|September 18, 2010
The equally wonderful field: Ernst Mayr and organismic biologyErika Lorraine MilamHistorical Studies in the Natural Sciences|October 21, 2010
One grain, one nation: rice genetics and the corporate state in early Francoist Spain (1939–1952Lino CamprubiPageof 3