Richard Dawkins's 1986 book, whose chapter on punctuated equilibrium argues the theory is a modified form of gradualism rather than a genuine break from it, naming Eldredge and Gould directly.
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AuthorRichard Dawkins
PublisherW.W. Norton
Publication Year1986
Source Typebook
Reliability Tier1
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