[bionet.molbio.bio-matrix] A second try, can someone help this person?

dbd%benden@LANL.GOV (Dan Davison) (04/27/89)

[This message was sent directly to me but was meant for the list.  This
is his second try-can someone help? -- dbd]

I am forwarding this again hoping for a response.

I was interested to read the comments in this posting and would like
to access previous listings.  Our news is not fully supported.  I
would appreciate a copy of the proceedings to date if that's possible.
[I will send him the archive-server help message -- dbd]


My interest arises from similar frustrations with the small data base:big
evolutionary paradigm discussion direction that researchers publishing
sequence data fall into.  Lambert and Hughes (1988) discuss the
problem from a different perspective.  The language used and the
authority given to words with ambiguous meaning, such as function and
adaptation, in molecular evolution discussion offers, insight as to its
worth.  There is a lot of useless speculation filling space in
sequence papers.

Lambert & Hughes is in J. theor. Biol.(1988) 133,133-145.  Keywords and
concepts in structuralist and functionalist biology.

bthill@ac.dal.ca
Brian Hill
Dalhousie University
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Canada.