Charles Darwin, the origin of species and inductivism: using primary source and controversy in the elementary preservice classroom / Anthony W. Lorsbach, Anna Maria Arias, and Allison Antink-Meyer
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TextPublication details: Arlington USA; National Science Teaching Association, September/October 2019.Description: volume 49, pages 70-75, illustrationDDC classification: - DPer 507 J826 September 2019 - June 2020 v.49 n. 1-5
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