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Goldschmidt's Follies - The Material Basis of Evolution.Richard B. Goldschmidt, with an introduction by Stephen J. Gould. Yale University Press; New Haven. 1982. (Reprint of 1940 edition.) xlii + 436 pp. $12.95 (paperback).
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