R. Lewin

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Roger A. Lewin, R Lewin, Roger Lewin, Roger A Lewin, Roger And Vines Gail Lewin, R. Lewin, R A Lewin
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441 papers · 6,438 citations · H-index 34

PAPERS

Principles of human revolution
20150 citationsauthor #1
Man's Place in Nature
20110 citationsauthor #1
MITOCHONDRIAL EVE by
20090 citationsauthor #1
The brain's own opiate
20061 citationsauthor #1
Recent Books of Interest
20040 citationsauthor #3
Human Evolution: An Illustrated Introduction
2004115 citationsauthor #1
Third possibility leaders: the invisible edge women have in complex organizations
200335 citationsauthor #2
The old man of Olduvai Gorge.
20020 citationsauthor #1
Weaving Complexity and Business: Engaging the Soul at Work
200153 citationsauthor #1
Cognitive and behavioural abnormalities in adenosine deaminase deficient severe combined immunodeficiency
20016 citationsauthor #2
Uncertainty, Mammalian Fundamentals, Ambivalence, Effort
20000 citationsauthor #1
Java Man: How Two Geologists Changed Our Understanding of Human Evolution
20007 citationsauthor #3
Leading at the Edge: How Leaders Influence Complex Systems
2000117 citationsauthor #2
Patterns in Evolution: The New Molecular View
199932 citationsauthor #1
Group psychological treatment for chest pain with normal coronary arteries.
1999106 citationsauthor #2
WAR OF WORDS
19990 citationsauthor #1
The soul at work : listen, respond, let go : embracing complexity science for business success
199953 citationsauthor #1
Principles of human evolution : a core textbook
199818 citationsauthor #1
Complexity theory and the organization: beyond the metaphor
199833 citationsauthor #1
MASTERING THE GAME
199840 citationsauthor #1
BACK FROM THE DEAD
19970 citationsauthor #1
Principles of Human Evolution
1997106 citationsauthor #1
IT'S A JUNGLE OUT THERE
19972 citationsauthor #1
Publisher's Postdating Dishonesty: Four Books Dated 1997 but It Is Still Autumn 1996!@@@Selection: The Mechanism of Evolution@@@Introductory Botany: Plants, People, and the Environment@@@Patterns in Evolution: The New Molecular View@@@Introductory Plant Biology
19970 citationsauthor #4
Patterns in evolution
19973 citationsauthor #1
Compassion: The Core Value That Animates Psychotherapy
19967 citationsauthor #1
Evolutin´s New Heretics
19966 citationsauthor #1
ALL FOR ONE ONE FOR ALL
199618 citationsauthor #1
A STRATEGY FOR SURVIVAL
19961 citationsauthor #1
The Sixth Extinction: Patterns of Life and the Future of Humankind
1995302 citationsauthor #2
Broken Structures: Severe Personality Disorders and Their Treatment
19940 citationsauthor #1
Kanzi: The Ape at the Brink of the Human Mind
1994280 citationsauthor #2
Genes from a disappearing world.
199313 citationsauthor #1
Origins Reconsidered: In Search of What Makes Us Human
199290 citationsauthor #2
Essays in Philosophical Zoology by Adolf Portmann: The Living Form and the Seeing Eye
19924 citationsauthor #1
U.S. Company Plans to Hijack DNA Project
19920 citationsauthor #1
On chronic suicidality.
19922 citationsauthor #1
Response to Commentaries on, "On Chronic Suicidality" by Michael A. Hoge and Robert A. King.
19920 citationsauthor #1
Complexity: Life at the Edge of Chaos
19921,255 citationsauthor #2
The Primitive Edge of Experience
19910 citationsauthor #1
Bones of contention : controversies in the search for human origins
199142 citationsauthor #1
In the beginning was the genome.
19908 citationsauthor #1
Managed care and the discharge dilemma.
199013 citationsauthor #1
THE UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTOR SET : A NEW ERA IN APPLIED MOLECULAR BIOLOGY HASBEGUN. RESEARCHERS HAVE DISCOVERED A WAY OF GENERATING NOVEL BIOPOLYMERS WI TH VIRTUALLY UNLIMITED POTENTIAL
19900 citationsauthor #1
A worm at the heart of the genome project.
19907 citationsauthor #1
Judging Paternity in the Hedge Sparrow's World: An individual animal's behavior is expected to be shaped by the Darwinian constraint of reproductive success; DNA fingerprinting helps measure how good a fit is achieved.
19891 citationsauthor #1
Ice age art idea toppled.
19893 citationsauthor #1
Invisible evidence.
19890 citationsauthor #1
Sources and Sinks Complicate Ecology: Landscapes are mosaics of habitats, some more equipped to support populations than others; the result is a less than immediately obvious interaction among the mosaic.
198910 citationsauthor #1
Inbreeding costs swamp benefits.
19892 citationsauthor #1
How to Get Plants into the Conservationists' Ark: The diversity of plant genetic and reproductive systems complicate efforts to save endangered species, sometimes making the job easier, sometimes more difficult.
19893 citationsauthor #1
Three-pronged test for DNA.
19890 citationsauthor #1
Check on figerprint news.
19890 citationsauthor #1
DNA typing is called flawed.
19891 citationsauthor #1
New look at turtle migration mystery.
19891 citationsauthor #1
Response : The Holly Oak Shell
19890 citationsauthor #1
Dahlem conferences face ax.
19892 citationsauthor #1
Beyond Hopelessness: One Long Term Case
19890 citationsauthor #1
New trial evaluates parkinsonian therapy.
19891 citationsauthor #1
Limits to DNA fingerprinting.
198932 citationsauthor #1
Hidden complexities in the risks of extinction.
19894 citationsauthor #1
Leakey Reinstated as Museums' Head
19891 citationsauthor #1
THREAD OF LIFE: The Smithsonian Looks at Evolution
19894 citationsauthor #1
The Case of the "Misplaced" Fossils: A prominent Australian scientist has examined two decades of work on ancient Himalayan geology and alleges it may be the greatest paleontological fraud of all time.
198912 citationsauthor #1
DNA typing on the witness stand.
198921 citationsauthor #1
Big first scored with nerve diseases.
19893 citationsauthor #1
Global ban sought on ivory trade.
19890 citationsauthor #1
Leakey Leaves Kenya Museums
19891 citationsauthor #1
Species questions in modern human origins.
19899 citationsauthor #1
Genome planners fear avalanche of red tape.
19890 citationsauthor #1
Response: The Holly Oak Shell
19892 citationsauthor #1
Biologists Disagree Over Bold Signature of Nature: Adaptation to the different annual climatic fluctuations at low and high latitudes is suggested as an explanation for a famous, unexplained pattern of nature.
198925 citationsauthor #1
Skepticism fades over pre-Clovis man.
19894 citationsauthor #1
What makes bigger brains?
19891 citationsauthor #1
How females entrap males.
19890 citationsauthor #1
New Views Emerge on Hunters and Gatherers: A very simple but persuasive model of hunter-gatherer life dominated anthropological thought for two decades, but is now being replaced as challenges come from several directions.
198826 citationsauthor #1
Cloud over Parkinson's therapy.
198821 citationsauthor #1
Living in the fast track makes for small brains.
19885 citationsauthor #1
Family relationships are a biological conundrum.
19881 citationsauthor #1
Journeys on a selective surface.
19880 citationsauthor #1
Life history patterns emerge in primate study.
19882 citationsauthor #1
Stress proteins: are links in disease.
19882 citationsauthor #1
In the Age of Mankind: A Smithsonian Book of Human Evolution
19883 citationsauthor #1
Egg-Laying in Birds Remains a Hot Issue: High body temperature in birds may present a physiological barrier to egg retention and live births.
19883 citationsauthor #1
Trees from genes and tongues.
19884 citationsauthor #1
Hip joints: clues to bipedalism.
19881 citationsauthor #1
Ethical issues raised.
19882 citationsauthor #1
Food Scarcity Hones Competitive Edge
19882 citationsauthor #1
Costa rican biodiversity.
198810 citationsauthor #1
Ecologists' Opportunity in Yellowstone's Blaze: The recent fires that spread through half of Yellowstone National Park offer insights into important ecological questions.
19882 citationsauthor #1
Mathematics at 100.
19880 citationsauthor #1
The uncertain perils of an invisible landscape.
19880 citationsauthor #1
One species ... One tool.
19880 citationsauthor #1
Why is the world full of large females?
198814 citationsauthor #1
Genome projects ready to go.
19883 citationsauthor #1
A Lopsided Look at Evolution: An analysis of the fossil record reveals some unexpected patterns in the origin of major evolutionary innovations, patterns that presumably reflect the operation of different mechanisms.
198814 citationsauthor #1
American Indian Language Dispute: Using a methodology not generally favored among linguists, a Stanford researcher has provoked outrage by proposing a revolutionary classification of American Indian languages.
198819 citationsauthor #1
Modern human origins under close scrutiny.
19885 citationsauthor #1
Psychotherapy and the Paranoid Process
19880 citationsauthor #1
Sea Urchin Massacre Is a Natural Experiment: Major influences on community composition are often difficult to determine, but a massive natural experiment in the Caribbean has thrown some light on one case.
19880 citationsauthor #1

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