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	David M. Kaplan, Duke University The Deep Relevance of Motor Neuroscience

	Christine Keiner, STS/Public Policy Department, Rochester Institute of Technology The New Oyster Wars: Debating the Deliberate Introduction of Non-Native Oysters to the Chesapeake Bay

	Elias Khalil, Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research What is an Organism?

	A. Ross Kiester, USDA Forest Service Aesthetics of Biological Diversity.

	William Kimler, History, North Carolina State University The Hope Collection as an Ecological Tool

	Jeremy Kirby, Department of Philosophy, Florida State University Aristotle and his Commentators on the Persistence of Somatic Material

	Kim Kleinman, Research Associate, Missouri Botanical Garden Perspectives and Prospects for the History of the Plant Sciences: One View

	Marainne Klemun, Department of History, University of Vienna Resources of Useful Plants and Patterns of Their Worldwide Distribution. Franz Unger's Bromatorische Linie (1857) between Humboldt's Plant Geography and the Vavilovian Gene Centres

	Leah Knight, Department of English, Queen's University (Kingston) Transplanted poetics in sixteenth-century English herbalism

	Gal Kober, Philosophy, Boston University Teleology's New Clothes: Teleonomy and the Notion of Program

	Alexei Kouprianov, Program 'Promoting social studies of education', European University J. G. Gmelin's "Flora Sibirica" (1747-1769): An early reception of the Linnaean method in Russia?

	Ulrich Krohs, Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research Applied Biology: Where Teleology Really Enters the Stage

	Maria E. Kronfeldner, Regensburg University, Germany Objections against creativity as based on blind variation: selective processes, guided variation and cognitive mechanisms in creativity

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