His book The Sarah Island Conspiracies: Being an account of twelve voyages to Macquarie Harbour and Sarah Island, which was short listed for a major prize in Hobart in 2005, complements the work of Richard Flanagan's Gould's Book of Fish.

The bibliography below includes Gould's novels, short fiction and essays and includes general themes for each of the novels.

However, just as Gould's introduction of science fiction elements into Tracy made that strip less believable for many readers, the notion of realistic cops working in a world where costumed, super-powered crime-fighters and criminals actually exist is a problematic concept, seemingly at odds with the rigorous, naturalistic realism that is the procedural's hallmark.

His film adaptation of Steven Gould's science fiction novel Jumper was released in 2008.

Gould's second book, Wildside, was awarded the Hal Clement Award for best young adult science fiction novel in 1997.

The punctuational nature of punctuated equilibrium has engendered perhaps the most confusion over Eldredge and Gould's theory.

Dawkins also emphasizes that punctuated equilibrium has been " oversold by some journalists ", but partly due to Eldredge and Gould's " later writings ".

While Gould is celebrated for the color and energy of his prose, as well as his massive interdisciplinary knowledge, critics such as Scott have concerns that the theory has gained undeserved credence among non-scientists because of Gould's rhetorical skills.

Historian Ronald Numbers has been quoted as saying: " I can't say much about Gould's strengths as a scientist, but for a long time I've regarded him as the second most influential historian of science ( next to Thomas Kuhn ).

However, predation by Pied Currawongs has been a factor in the decline of Gould's Petrel at a colony on Cabbage Tree Island, near Port Stephens in New South Wales ; currawongs have been reported preying on adult seabirds.

Instead, Gould's refurbished silver mine and the wealth it has generated inspires a new round of revolutions and self-proclaimed warlords, plunging Costaguana into chaos.

According to S. J. Gould's interpretation of Dollo's law, it would not be possible to regain a coiled shell after the coiling has been lost.

Gould's gallery gave Sebastião Salgado his first show in America, and has been publishing the Photography in the Fine Arts Quarterly since 1983.

Strong disagreements have been launched against Dennett from Gould and his supporters, who allege that Dennett overstated his claims and misrepresented Gould's to reinforce what Gould describes as Dennett's " Darwinian fundamentalism ".

Mayr later complimented Eldredge and Gould's paper, stating that evolutionary stasis had been " unexpected by most evolutionary biologists " and that punctuated equilibrium " had a major impact on paleontology and evolutionary biology.

The appendage of the word ' Level ' is claimed to have been from either Sojka's lawyer, or John Gould's ( the third brother and band manager ) lawyer.

Hodgson later suggested a new genus name of Clorhynchus for the bird stating that Gould's description of Ibidorhyncha was inaccurate while Vieillot's Erolia had been rejected.

Walcott would be little known today if he had not been brought to attention by Stephen Jay Gould's book Wonderful Life ( 1989 ).

A number of organisms have been named after Gould including those in English such as Gould's Mouse, Gould's Petrel, Gould's Sunbird and the Gouldian Finch after his wife.

Gould had been a fan of Wagner and adapted some of his music to piano, one of Gould's rare recordings from the Romantic Period.

In " research notes " in the second edition, Johnson provides answers to most of Gould's criticisms, but acknowledges that his use of " polyploidy " was indeed incorrect, the error having been missed by his " diligent scientific consultants ;" it is corrected in the text.

The poem is only attributed to Gould on slim evidence, as there are figures of speech and metaphors in it that closely resemble those employed by Gould in The Play-House, but it was not collected into his later Works ( 1709 ) and is unusually directed at a single public figure ( where Gould's previous habit had been to attack a sin and provide numerous examples of it rather than to devote a whole poem to the viciousness of a single person ).

Morton Gould's music was nominated, but did not win.

Gould's music score was also nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Album of Original Score for a Movie or Television Program.

Gould's first novel, Jumper, was nominated for the Compton Crook Award ( Balticon-Best 1st Novel ) and came in second for the Locus Award for Best First Novel.

Some of the parts that would seem obviously the work of one of us were actually first penned by the other — I remember for example, writing the section on Gould's snails.

Many of Gould's essays for the magazine Natural History were reprinted in collections such as Ever Since Darwin and The Panda's Thumb.

In a review of Full House, Richard Dawkins approved of Gould's general argument, but suggested that he saw evidence of a " tendency for lineages to improve cumulatively their adaptive fit to their particular way of life, by increasing the numbers of features which combine together in adaptive complexes.

The anti-evolution petition A Scientific Dissent From Darwinism spawned the National Center for Science Education's anti-petition Project Steve, which is named in Gould's honor.

Flynn wrote that " Gould's book evades all of Jensen's best arguments for a genetic component in the black – white IQ gap, by positing that they are dependent on the concept of g as a general intelligence factor.

Gould's name remained in the byline for a few years after his retirement as a story consultant.

Despite this, Willandra is important habitat for many native species, including the emu, the threatened Plains-wanderer, red and grey kangaroos, echindas and a variety of reptiles, such as Gould's Sand Goanna and the Mulga Brown Snake.

Gould's demands were therefore onerous: Jacobs would have to pay 10 % of all future boxing promotion profits ( including any future profits from Louis's future bouts ) for ten years.

* April 6 – Glenn Gould's performance of Brahms's 1st piano concerto with Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic for which Gould used unusually slow tempi, which Bernstein did not favour.

Gould's brother Bob was a forward who captained Newport during the 1886 – 87 season and played 11 times for Wales, once as captain versus Scotland in 1887.

For example, the 2011-2012 list includes Plato's Republic and Stephen Jay Gould's Bully for Brontosaurus: Reflections in Natural History.

* Glenn Gould with Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic, famous for Bernstein's introductory remarks to the audience in which he said he was not in agreement with Gould's " remarkably broad tempi and ... frequent departures from Brahms ' dynamic indications.

In 1982, after Gould's death, he married former Motown soul singer Chris Clark, who had co-written the screenplay for Lady Sings the Blues ( 1972 ).

Bryan Gould's brother is Wayne Gould, best known for popularising Sudoku.

Later stories, in which Gould veered into space opera and extraterrestrial contacts, mitigated somewhat against the strip's being recognized for its early use of realistic police procedure, but any examination of the Tracy strip from its beginnings in 1931 through the 1950s makes Gould's status as a pioneer in the police procedural sub-genre clear.

He provided the text for John Gould's A Century of Birds from the Himalaya Mountains ( 1830 – 32 ).

Holt was the visual inspiration for Chester Gould's " Dick Tracy " and Al Capp's " Fearless Fosdick.

In Gould's words, " If God had designed a beautiful machine to reflect his wisdom and power, surely he would not have used a collection of parts generally fashioned for other purposes.

However, the album was also noted for being less artistically cohesive than the debut ; while Little's songs retained the folk flavour the band was known for, Gould's were rapidly evolving toward a rock style strongly influenced by one of her first musical heroes, Chrissie Hynde.

In 1960, Dekyi Tseri, mother of the current Dalai Lama, stayed at the guest house of Sir Basil Gould's widow Cecily in Freshwater for six weeks.