Vol. 66 No. 1 (2009) | New Zealand Science Review

Issue description

David Penny tribute

Editors

Cover and Contents
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Mike Berridge, Allen Petrey

Editorial
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David Penny

Why science?
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Michael D. Hendy

Mathematics in evolution
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Hamish G. Spencer

Using phylogenies to reveal rare events
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Mike Steel

The Penny Ante: Mathematical biology or biological mathematics?
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Peter Lockhart

From trees to processes
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Elizabeth Matisoo-Smith

David Penny: Man on the edge
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Graham Wallis, Lise Wallis, Jon Waters

What, if anything, is Galaxias vulgaris? 20 years of research on galaxiid speciation
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Allen G. Rodrigo

Penny’s Probably Powerful PhylometerTM and the rise of statistical phylogenetics
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Anthony M. Poole

How the endosymbiont got its cell
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Matthew J. Phillips

Mammalian and avian survival across the Cretaceous– Tertiary boundary
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Elizabeth Watson

Crossing borders
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Bernard Beckett

Evolution of a school teacher’s consciousness
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Tim Brown

Some reminiscences…
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Eric Terzaghi

Further reminiscences…
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David J. Woodhams

Growing up with David…
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Kim Penny

On random genetic mutations and the environment that supported them
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Mike Berridge, Chris Sissons

David Penny confronts science policy through the New Zealand Association of Scientists
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Editors

Hon. Pete Hodgson, Minister of Research, Science and Technology
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Pete Lockhart, Abby Harrison, Trish McLenachan

Shannon Crossroad Blues
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Editors

David’s travels in the land of the mathematicians
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Editors

Glossary
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