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Biography Of Stephen Jay Gould


Real Name
Stephen Jay Gould


Profession
Paleontologists, Geologists


Nationality
American


Personal life of Stephen Jay Gould


Born on
10 September 1941


Birthday
10th September


Died At Age
60


Sun Sign
Virgo


Born in
Bayside, New York, United States


Died on
20 May 2002


Place of death
Manhattan, New York, United States


Family Background of Stephen Jay Gould


Father
Leonard Gould


Mother
leanor Gould


Spouses/Partners
Rhonda Roland Shearer (m. 1995-2002), Deborah Lee (m. 1965-1995)


Children
Jesse, Ethan, Jade, London Allen


Awards
2008 - Linnean Society of London's Darwin Wallace Medal 2002 - Paleontological Society Medal 1975 - Charles Schuchert Award

1983 1990 - Phi Beta Kappa Award in Science - MacArthur Fellowship - National Book Award - National Book Critics Circle Award


Personal Fact of Stephen Jay Gould



Stephen Jay Gould was a famous paleontologist widely recognized for his contributions to evolutionary theory and history of science. A prolific writer, he had authored over 20 best selling books and written 300 essays for his monthly column, This View of Life in Natural History magazine. He was one of the most widely read writers of popular science of his generation and a professor who had spent many years teaching at the Harvard University; he also taught biology and evolution at the New York University.


He worked as a curator at the American Museum of Natural History. His fascination with fossils and prehistoric life started from the time when as a five-year old he saw the skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex at a museum. Awestricken at the sight of the gigantic skeleton, he decided that he wanted to study prehistoric life when he grew up. He is best remembered for the theory of punctuated equilibrium which he developed with Niles Eldredge.


This theory proposed that most species go through long periods of evolutionary stability punctuated by rare evolutionary changes. His contributions to the field of evolutionary developmental biology were also very significant. The author of thousands of scientific papers, he is one of the most frequently cited scientists in the field of evolutionary theory.





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