[Re:]Constraints on PERCEPTION ...

[John Grehan]

 Stuart G. Poss wrote

Gould aptly concludes his article by noting
>that the correctness of Darwinian theory is at the core of contemporary
>biological science.

I have not seen the article, so I do not know if Gould specifies what
constitutes
Darwinian, theory, but since panbiogeography reaches different conclusions
about space and time to that of Darwin, and may suggest that Darwin was
wrong about natural selection as the prime mover of evolution, does this
mean that panbiogeography is outside "contemporary biological science"?

John Grehan