R. Lewin

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MASTERING THE GAME

R. Lewin, B. Regine, 1998 .

Kanzi: The Ape at the Brink of the Human Mind

R. Lewin, E. S. Savage-rumbaugh, E. Savage-rumbaugh, 1994 .

Complexity: Life at the Edge of Chaos

R. Lewin, L. Slobodkin, 1992 .

Biggest challenge since the double helix.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Were Lucy's Feet Made for Walking?

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Origins: What New Discoveries Reveal About The Emergence Of Our Species And Its Possible Future

R. Leakey, R. Lewin, 1977 .

Lamarck will not lie down.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Finches show competition in ecology.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

RNA Catalysis Gives Fresh Perspective on the Origin of Life: The old chicken-and-egg problem of the origin of life is illuminated in unexpected ways by recent results on the splicing of RNA precursors.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Parkinson's disease: an environmental cause?

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

New Horizons for Light Microscopy: A combination of ingenious inventions, both new and old, has culminated in stereo images at the limit of resolution.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

How did humans evolve big brains?

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Food fuels reproductive success.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

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.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Surprise Findings in the Taung Child's Face: Some of the most important recent developments in paleoanthropology focus on diagnositic features in the face, which, in Taung, raises questions.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

The earliest "humans" were more like apes.

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Third possibility leaders: the invisible edge women have in complex organizations

R. Lewin, B. Regine, 2003 .

The soul at work : listen, respond, let go : embracing complexity science for business success

R. Lewin, B. Regine, 1999 .

Limits to DNA fingerprinting.

R. Lewin, 1989, Science.

Not Work Alone: A Cross-Cultural View of Activities Superfluous to Survival

R. Lewin, J. Cherfas, 1980 .

Parks: How Big Is Big Enough?: A major ecological experiment in the Amazon rain forest addresses the crucial size question of national parks.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Ecological Invasions Offer Opportunities: Ecological communities are constantly under threat of invasion by exotic species: how successful a particular invasion will be is often difficult to predict.

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Hidden complexities in the risks of extinction.

R. Lewin, 1989, Science.

Do jumping genes make evolutionary leaps?

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Family relationships are a biological conundrum.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Isotopes give clues to past diets.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

New fossil upsets human family

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Ethical issues raised.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Living in the fast track makes for small brains.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

A Revolution of Ideas in Agricultural Origins: Ideas about the origin of sedentism and agriculture have been changing in recent years, with a greater emphasis on examining the details of sites case by case.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

No Dinosaurs This Time: Calculations from ecological theory indicate that the loss of species through felling of tropical forests will reach mass extinction proportions by next century.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Cloud over Parkinson's therapy.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Drug trial for Parkinson's.

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Slow growth in seabirds.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Biology Is Not Postage Stamp Collecting.

R. Lewin, 1982 .

Some avian puzzles solved.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

The Paleoclimatic Magic Numbers Game: Examination of major events in the climatic and faunal records begins to identify environmental change as an engine of evolution.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Practice Catches Theory in Kin Recognition: Burgeoning laboratory and field studies are beginning to focus on the mechanisms by which even the lowliest animals recognize their kin.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Domino Effect Invoked in Ice Age Extinctions: Large herbivores have such a dramatic effect on vegetational patterns that their removal can affect the lives of smaller species; could this be a model for ice age extinctions?

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Recount on Amazon trees.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Group psychological treatment for chest pain with normal coronary arteries.

E. Johnstone, R. Lewin, K. Fox, 1999, QJM : monthly journal of the Association of Physicians.

New alpha-globin gene discovered.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

DNA fingerprints in health and disease.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Trees from genes and tongues.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Molecular biology of Homo sapiens.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

The surprising genetics of bottlenecked flies

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Fragile Forests Implied by Pleistocene Pollen: Biologists who seek signs of the American tropical forests of the Pleistocene usually find arid savannahs instead.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Repeated DNA still in search of a function.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Unexpected Progress in Photoreception: A recent gathering of photobiologists has replaced their major guiding hypothesis of the past 15 years by a new one.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

A naturalist of the genome.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Myasthenia gravis under monoclonal scrutiny.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Fish to bacterium gene transfer.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Jumping genes help trace inherited diseases.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Cutmarked bones: look, no hands.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Mass Extinctions Select Different Victims: Every now and then during earth history the rate of extinction has soared, producing mass extinctions; the victims are not just more of the same but include different types of species.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

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.

R. Lewin, 1989, Science.

Microbial adhesion is a sticky problem.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Mountain refuges in United States southwest.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Supply-Side Ecology: Existing models of population structure and dynamics of ecological communities have tended to ignore the effect of the influx of new members into the communities.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Bones of contention

R. Lewin, 1987 .

More progress in messenger RNA splicing.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

RNA can be a catalyst.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

The Origin of Modern Humans

R. Lewin, 1993 .

Principles of Human Evolution

Robert A. Foley, Roger Lewin, R. Lewin, 1997 .

Is your brain really necessary?

R. Lewin, 1980, Science.

Human Evolution: An Illustrated Introduction

Roger Lewin, R. Lewin, 2004 .

A question of confidence.

Roger Lewin, R. Lewin, 1979, New scientist.

A baroque turn for intron processing.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Proposal to sequence the human genome stirs debate.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

How Microorganisms Transport Iron: In the midst of plenty, microorganisms are often in danger of iron-starvation; the mechanism by which they transport iron has now been elucidated.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Craniopharyngioma Arising in the Pharyngeal Hypophysis

R. Lewin, C. Saraceno, E. Ruffolo, 1984, Southern medical journal.

When does homology mean something else?

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Species questions in modern human origins.

R. Lewin, 1989, Science.

The unmasking of mitochondrial Eve.

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Africa: cradle of modern humans.

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Politics of the genome.

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

DNA clock conflict continues.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Conflict over DNA clock results.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Modern human origins under close scrutiny.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

The origin of the modern human mind.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Surprising discovery with a small RNA.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Editing mRNA precursors.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Seeds of change in embryonic development.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

The Sixth Extinction : Biodiversity and Its Survival

Roger Lewin, R. Leakey, R. Lewin, 1996 .

How mammalian RNA returns to its genome.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Promiscuous DNA leaps all barriers.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

DNA sequencing goes automatic.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

The course of a controversy.

R. Lewin, 1976, New scientist.

Government/industry dispute brain tumor risk.

R. Lewin, 1980, Science.

An experiment that had to succeed.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Mountain goat horn: a clue to extinction?

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Extinction Threatens Australian Anthropology: Moves by Aborigines to impound and rebury skeletal remains in universities and museums could end physical anthropology in Australia.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

The psychiatric uses of cold wet sheet packs.

R. Lewin, D. R. Ross, S. Salzberg, 1988, The American journal of psychiatry.

The Sixth Extinction: Patterns of Life and the Future of Humankind

R. Leakey, R. Lewin, 1995 .

Molecular drive: how real, how important?

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Hip joints: clues to bipedalism.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Judge's Ruling Hits Hard at Creationism.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Creationism on the defensive in arkansas.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Creationism goes on trial in arkansas.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

A response to creationism evolves.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Santa Rosalia Was a Goat: Ecologists have for two decades made assumptions about the importance of competition in community organization; that idea is now under vigorous attack.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Hawaiian Drosophila: Young Islands, Old Flies: Molecular evidence on Hawaiian drosophilines indicates that they colonized the 6-million-year-old islands more than 40 million years ago.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

My close cousin the chimpanzee.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Dexterous early hominids.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Do chromosomes cross talk?

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Viroid origin in jumping genes?

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Genetic probes become ever sharper. Rapid detection of multiple-pathogen infections, including major drug-resistance genes, may be possible using a newly developed technique.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Managed care and the discharge dilemma.

R. Lewin, S. Sharfstein, 1990, Psychiatry.

"Computer genome" is full of junk DNA.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

DNA reveals surprises in human family tree.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

On the Origin of Insect Wings: Experimental data on thermoregulation and aerodynamics give the first quantitative test of a popular hypothesis for the evolution of flight in insects.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

People of the Lake: Mankind and Its Beginnings

Roger Lewin, R. Leakey, R. Lewin, 1978 .

Is the orangutan a living fossil? Molecular biology and paleontology have combined recently to arrive at a consensus on human/ape evolution; a new Kenyan fossil stirs the debate once more.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Predators and Hurricanes Change Ecology: Results from direct experimentation in natural communities has reemphasized the importance of predators and climate in community organization.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Adaptation can be a problem for evolutionists.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Why Dynamiting Vampire Bats Is Wrong: A new report argues that it is not the lack of ecological information that leads to poor environmental planning, but simply the lack of its proper application.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Dramatic results with brain grafts.

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

In the Age of Mankind: A Smithsonian Book of Human Evolution

R. Lewin, 1988 .

A worm at the heart of the genome project.

R. Lewin, 1990 .

Origins Reconsidered: In Search of What Makes Us Human

R. Leakey, R. Lewin, 1992 .

No Genome Barriers to Promiscuous DNA: The movement of DNA sequences between mitochondrial, chloroplast and nuclear genomes is even more prolific than had been expected.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Costa rican biodiversity.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Evolutionary theory under fire.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1980, Science.

Trail of ironies to Parkinson's disease.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Clinical trial for Parkinson's disease?

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Brain enzyme is the target of drug toxin.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Big problems faced in RNA processing.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Making mRNA from a pair of precursors.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

What Killed the Giant Mammals?: As the huge glacial masses of 10,000 years ago melted, dozens of species of giant mammals crashed into extinction: was the culprit climate or human hunter?

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Brain graft puzzles.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Origin of Species in Stressed Environments: Data from marine and terrestrial communities unexpectedly reveal the preferential origin of evolutionary novelties in species-poor environments.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Paleoclimates in Southern Africa: The Antarctic ice sheet has probably been an important driving force of African climate and biotic evolution; this idea begins to be tested.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

A Thermal Filter to Extinction: A paleontologist argues that periodic global refrigeration has been the main proximal agent of extinction throughout Earth history.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Can genes jump between eukaryotic species?

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Shifting sentiments over sequencing the human genome.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

The Taung Baby Reaches Sixty: Sixty years ago the first australopithecine fossil was found in South Africa; prejudiced against it, the establishment did not want to know.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Weaving Complexity and Business: Engaging the Soul at Work

Roger Lewin, Birute Regine, R. Lewin, 2001 .

Dental humans, infant apes.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Molecular clocks turn a quarter century.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Punctuated Equilibrium Is Now Old Hat: The rapid changes seen in the fossil record can be accounted for by traditional explanations from population genetics, according to two recent mathematical models.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Plant Communities Resist Climatic Change: A combination of self-generated microclimates and the dynamics of seedling competition gives plant communities an unexpected stability.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Patterns in Evolution: The New Molecular View

R. Lewin, 1999 .

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.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Man the Scavenger: Hominids of 2 million years ago ate meat: but were they hunters or scavengers? A scavenging hypothesis has now been fully articulated.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Protohuman activity etched in fossil bones.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Pressures measured in live hip joint.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Essays in Philosophical Zoology by Adolf Portmann: The Living Form and the Seeing Eye

R. Lewin, 1992 .

Tooth enamel tells a complex story.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

RNA plasmid discovered in maize mitochondria.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Leading at the Edge: How Leaders Influence Complex Systems

Birute Regine, Roger Lewin, R. Lewin, 2000 .

Surprise finding with insect globin genes.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Bottlenecked cheetahs

R. Lewin, 1987, Science.

Complexity theory and the organization: beyond the metaphor

Roger Lewin, Teresa Parker, Birute Regine, 1998, Complex..

How unusual are unusual events?

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Why is development so illogical?

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Darwin died at a most propitious time.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

DNA typing on the witness stand.

R Lewin, R. Lewin, 1989, Science.

Principles of human evolution : a core textbook

R. Lewin, 1998 .

Gene family controls a snail's egg laying.

R. Lewin, 1982, Science.

Chance and repetition.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

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.

R. Lewin, 1989, Science.

Molecular clocks scrutinized.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Bones of contention : controversies in the search for human origins

Roger Lewin, R. Lewin, 1991 .

How Did Vertebrates Take to the Air?: Aerodynamic analysis has produced novel support for the cursorial, as opposed to the arboreal, theory of the origin of birds.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

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.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Evolutionary history written in globin genes.

R. Lewin, 1981, Science.

Myoglobin gene is a big surprise. The first analysis of a myoglobin gene reveals some striking similarities and some unexpected differences from hemoglobin genes.

R. Lewin, 1983, Science.

Frog genes jump species.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Response : Periodicity of Extinctions

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Why Are Male Hawks So Small?: For birds that eat birds, life is tough; this might explain why, unlike much of the rest of the avian world, females are bigger than males.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

Prism patterns show relations.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

New regulatory mechanism of parasitism.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Unexpected size pattern in bacterial proteins.

R. Lewin, 1986, Science.

Impacts of another kind.

R. Lewin, 1984, Science.

Red Queen Runs into Trouble?: An important evolutionary model--the Red Queen hypothesis--has been reformulated, potentially to give a different view of the world.

R. Lewin, 1985, Science.

On the Advantage of Being Different: Experiments with nest predation in birds show that patterns of species coexistence can mimic those formed by competition.

R. Lewin, 1988, Science.

Java Man: How Two Geologists Changed Our Understanding of Human Evolution

R. Lewin, C. Swisher, G. Curtis, 2000 .