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From: The Charlie Rose Show : Transcripts
Date: 20051215
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CHARLIE ROSE, HOST: Welcome to the broadcast. Tonight, a remarkable hour, all about Charles Darwin, with two great scientists. They are James Watson and Edward O. Wilson.

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JAMES D. WATSON, CHANCELLOR, COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY: We can really now see human evolution. And we can go out and begin to see the differences between the DNA of an Eskimo and someone who is living in the tropics. And so, we really can now see evolution occurring at the level of DNA, which Darwin couldn`t. And -- but all his guesses were really right on mark. I mean, the man ...

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