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Cumulative Index Stephen Jay Gould’s Essays on Natural History: A Cumulative Index Hyperlinks A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A Word of Introduction. This large file comines the indeces of all ten volumes of Stephen Jay Gould’s collections of essays reprinted from Natural History magazine. The goal is to reduce the effort to locate the reference to a particular person, item, or event; and similarly, to allow the reader to find all references to (say) Luis Alvarez in all volumes in one place. The row of hyperlinks will take you directly to the beginning of each letter’s section. To see this list at all times, click on the “bookmarks” icon in Adobe (found on the upper left of the screen). The file itself is also searchable, so you may seek the key word of your interest directly. As with all of these tasks, the identifying nomenclature is given as three or four letters followed by a number. The letters identify the volume; ESD refers to “Ever Since Darwin,” for example. (The entire sequence is listed below, in chronological order.) Similarly, the number refers to the order in which the essay appears in that volume, following Gould’s own numbering scheme. For ease of identification, I include the essay’s title as well. ESD: Ever Since Darwin. TPT: The Panda’s Thumb. HTHT: Hen’s Teeth and Horse’s Toes. TFS: The Flamingo’s Smile. BFB: Bully for Brontosaurus. ELP: Eight Little Piggies. DIH: Dinosaur in a Haystack. LMC: Leonardo’s Mountain of Clams (and The Diet of Worms). LSM: The Lying Stones of Marrakech. IHL: I Have Landed. This cumulative index inevitably suffers from some limitations. First and foremost, different editions (e.g., hardback vs paperback) have different page numbering schemes in some cases. Therefore, this effort cannot identify specific pages, but only the essays in which they are contained. This, unfortunately, will require the reader to search more extensively for the indexed word. Second, indexing itself involves a large degree of flexibility to the indexer. As a result, some items that appear as top-level categories in some volumes only appear as sub-categories in others, and may not appear at all in still others. Rather than try to compensate for these idiosynchracies across different volumes, I have chosen the far simpler path of simply merging the identified words as they appear. Perhaps sometime in the future, all of these essays will appear in a single collection with a comprehensive unified index. Until then, I offer this as a limited substitute. Lawrence N. Goeller, Alexandria VA, December 2011 1 A .......................................................................................................................................... 3 B ........................................................................................................................................ 15 C ........................................................................................................................................ 28 D ........................................................................................................................................ 42 E ........................................................................................................................................ 55 F ........................................................................................................................................ 71 G ........................................................................................................................................ 79 H ....................................................................................................................................... 90 I ....................................................................................................................................... 103 J....................................................................................................................................... 107 K ..................................................................................................................................... 109 L ...................................................................................................................................... 112 M ..................................................................................................................................... 122 N ...................................................................................................................................... 135 O ..................................................................................................................................... 143 P ...................................................................................................................................... 147 Q ..................................................................................................................................... 159 R ...................................................................................................................................... 159 S ...................................................................................................................................... 168 T ...................................................................................................................................... 190 U ...................................................................................................................................... 199 V ...................................................................................................................................... 199 W..................................................................................................................................... 203 X ...................................................................................................................................... 209 Y ...................................................................................................................................... 209 Z ...................................................................................................................................... 210 2 A Aaron, Hank, LSM 13, More Power to Him; IHL 9, The Jew and the Jewstone Abaco Island, TFS 11, Opus 100 Abbie, A.A., BFB 19, Bligh’s Bounty Abbot, R. Tucker, DIH 16, Left Snails and Right Minds Abbott, E.A., LSM 5, The Proof of Lavoisier’s Plates Abel, murder of, IHL 7, The Pre-Adamite in a Nutshell; IHL 25, Age-Old Fallacies of Thinking and Stinking Abel, Othenio, BFB 29, An Essay on a Pig Roast Abele, Larry, DIH 9, Of Tongue Worms, Velvet Worms, and Water Bears Aberdeen, Lord (George Hamilton Gordon), HTHT 23, The Politics of Census abnormalities, “fixing” of, IHL 17, The Without and Within of Smart Mice abortion, TFS 4, Living with Connections; BFB 3, The Creation Myths of Cooperstown Abraham, Nicholas, IHL 21, Linnaeus’s Luck? abstract concepts, gender of, LSM 3, How the Vulva Stone Became a Brachiopod Acanthostega digits on, ELP 4, Eight Little Piggies stapes bones of, ELP 6, An Earful of Jaw Acarophenax tribilii, TPT 6, Death before Birth Accademia dei Lincei, LSM 2, The Sharp-Eyed Lynx accuracy, value of, IHL 2, No Science Without Fancy, No Art Without Facts; IHL 5, Art Meets Science in The Heart of the Andes; IHL 22, Abscheulich! (Atrocious) Achatina (tree snail), ELP 1, Unenchanted Evening Achatinella apexfulva, ESD 29, Why We Should Not Name Races achievement, factors in, LSM 8, A Sly Dullard Named Darwin Achilles’ paradox, TFS 5, A Most Ingenious Paradox Ackerman, T.P., TFS 29, Continuity Acoela, TPT 24, Might We Fit Inside a Sponge’s Cell Acquasparta, mineral wood of, LSM 2, The Sharp-Eyed Lynx Acton, Lord John, IHL 26, The Geometer of Race Ada (Nabokov), IHL 2, No Science Without Fancy, No Art Without Facts Adam (biblical), TFS 6, Adam’s Navel; TFS 12, Human Equality; BFB 15, Petrus Camper’s Angle; BFB 25, The Godfather of Disaster; IHL 7, The Pre-Adamite in a Nutshell; IHL 19, The First Day of the Rest of Our Lives; IHL 20, The Narthex of San Marco Adams, Frank Dawson, LSM 1, The Lying Stones of Marrakech Adams, Henry, ELP 3, Losing a Limpet Adams, John, DIH 33, Ordering Nature by Budding; IHL Preface Adams, John Quincy, ESD 2, Darwin’s Sea Change; HTHT 23, The Politics of Census Adams, Thomas Boylston, BFB 1, George Canning’s Left Buttock Adamson, Martin L., HTHT 4, Quick Lives and Quirky Changes adaptation, TFS 27, SETI and Casey Stengel; adaptation, ELP 9, Darwin and Paley Meet the Invisible Hand; IHL 5, Art Meets Science in The Heart of the Andes; IHL 6, The Darwinian Gentleman at Marx’s Funeral; IHL 8, Freud’s 3 Evolutionary Fantasy; IHL 18, What Does the Dreaded “E” Word Mean Anyway?; IHL 24, An Evolutionary Perspective on Native Plants aphids, ESD 10, Organic Wisdom Cecidomyian gall midges, ESD 10, Organic Wisdom by Cerion, TFS 11, Opus 100 change in behavior and, TFS 1, The Flamingo’s Smile comparative method and, ESD 10, Organic Wisdom convergence in, TFS 27, SETI and Casey Stengel Darwin on, ELP 22, Tires to Sandals by Darwin’s finches, TFS 23, Darwin at Sea definition of, HTHT 13, What Happens to Bodies diversity and, LSM 6, A Tree Grows in Paris by evolution, ESD 10, Organic Wisdom; ESD 12, The Problem of Perfection in evolution of land snails, ELP 1, Unenchanted Evening by ichthyosaurs, ELP 5, Bent Out of Shape Lamarckian and Darwinian models of, ELP 1, Unenchanted Evening linearity vs., LSM 6, A Tree Grows in Paris to local environments, LSM 4, Inventing natural History
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