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Reading on Vocation with Ramona Koval: Scientists

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In this instalment of Reading on Vocation, Ramona Koval introduces the reading habits and histories of three noted scientists – Tim Flannery, Douglas Hilton and Rachel Webster. Together, they discuss Cicero and Dawkins, evolution via Darwin and Wallace, and the lure of amateur entymology and (un)believable science fiction.

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30 Aug 2010

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