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Dobzhansky
Dob·zhan·sky D5320700 (dŭb-zhăn′skē), Theodosius Grigorevich 1900-1975. Russian-born American biologist whose synthesis of population genetics with natural history in Genetics and the Origin of Species (1937), based on his studies of fruit flies in the wild, is considered a milestone in the development of modern evolutionary biology.Dobzhansky (dɒbˈʒænskɪ) n (Biography) Theodosius. 1900–75, US biologist, born in Russia, noted for work on evolution and genetic variationEncyclopediaSeeTheodosius DobzhanskyDobzhansky
Dob·zhan·sky (dəb-zhăn′skē), Theodosius 1900-1975. Russian-born American geneticist. His Genetics and the Origin of the Species (1937) synthesized Mendel's laws of heredity and Darwinian theory. He is also known for his study of the fruit fly Drosophilia, which showed a large degree of genetic variation within a population. |