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Front Matter (R1-R10)

Chapter 1: Why Teach Evolution? (1-10)

Chapter 2: Major Themes in Evolution (11-26)

Chapter 3: Evolution and the Nature of Science (27-46)

Chapter 4: Evolution and the National Science Education Standards (47-54)

Chapter 5: Frequently Asked Questions About Evolution and the Nature of Science (55-60)

Chapter 6: Activities for Teaching About Evolution and the Nature of Science (61-104)

Chapter 7: Selecting Instructional Materials (105-120)

Appendix A (121-122)

Appendix B (123-123)

Appendix C (124-129)

Appendix D (130-132)

Appendix E (133-134)

Index (135-138)

Credits (139-140)