Philosophy of Biology

Index 611

in situ, 292

in vitro, 289

idealization, 558
independent assortment, 508
individual, 324, 406–410
industrial melanism, 289
Industrial Revolution, 3, 9
information, 277, 342, 551
Fisher vs. Shannon, 342
genetic, 369, 375, 376, 378
intentional, 380, 381
semantic,seeiformation, inten-
tional390
theory, 378, 379
inheritance, 180, 181, 183, 195, 197,
543
blending, 314, 318
conception-donation model of, 187
two-locus model of, 54
Mendelian, 53, 182
units of, 191
innateness, 189, 567, 571, 579
intentional
information, 390
objects, 560
sciences, 553
intentionality, 549, 564
and error, 552
interactor, 144
intercellulare Pangenesis, 252
interpretation, 486, 491, 492
introls, 293
Irish, 26, 27
isolating mechanism, 71
Is-to-Ought-Principle, 238
isomorphic, 495, 496, 497, 499, 502
Jablonka, E., 187
Jacob, F., 291
Jennings, H. S., 51-52
Jimson weed (Datura), 250
Johannsen, W., 256
Joy, B., 599

just-so stories, 118, 361

Kant, I., 23, 24, 29, 220, 528, 533,

544, 595

Kantian projectivism, 544

Kaplan, J., 458, 463–465, 474

Kauffman, S., 529

Keith, Arthur 55

Kihara, H., 102

Kimura, M., 101

kinds

biological, 455

homeostatic property cluster, 408–

410

natural, 404–410, 455–460, 477

kinetic theory, 321, 323, 326, 327

Kirschner, M., 191, 194

Kitano, H., 192, 194

Kitcher, P. K., 353–354, 356, 384, 463–

465, 468, 472–474, 476

Knight, R. D., 373

Komai, T., 102

Krebs, J., 538

Kropotkin, P., 203

Kuhn, T., 14, 31, 32, 350, 491

Kumazawa, M., 102

Lamarck, J. B., 6, 7, 8, 14, 29

Lamarck, P. A., 180

Lamarckism, 8

Lamb, M., 187

landscape,

adaptive, 45, 94–95, 176, 329,

330, 340, 515, 516

epigenetic, 575–582

Langton, C., 585

language acquisition, 568

Lankester, E. R., 435, 432

laws, 43, 489, 491, 495, 499

of ancestral heredity, 311–315, 317

of coexistence, 499

of interaction, 499

of succession, 499