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	Melissa Lammey, Florida State University, Department of Philosophy Accounting for Difference Within the Scientific Community: Feminist Strategies

	Janet Landa, Economics, York University A Bioeconomics-Public Choice Theory of Property Rights: Sago Palms as Private Property

	Laura Landen, Philosophy, Providence College Picturing a Forest: Using Images to Illuminate Concepts

	Ellen Landers, James S. McDonnell Foundation Imaging the Brain, Imagining the Brain: The Popularity and Power of Neuroimages

	Brendon Larson, Center for Population Biology, UC Davis The popularity of competition and progress: Results of a survey of two constitutive evolutionary metaphors

	William Leach, History Department, Columbia University The Happiness of Thinking People: Butterfly Hunters in America

	Ageliki Lefkaditi, Dept of Ecology, School of Biology, Aristotle University A Discussion on "Part Makes Whole, and Wholes Make Parts"

	Sabina Leonelli, Free University of Amsterdam Standardisation and abstraction: two ways to model Arabidopsis thaliana

	Richard Levins, Harvard University Living the 11th Thesis

	Tim Lewens, University of Cambridge Population Thinking: A Typology

	Susan Lindee, University of Pennsylvania, Department of History and Sociology of Science ‘Provenance and the pedigree: The Pennsylvania Amish’

	Sebastian Linke, EHH - Jena & IWT - University Bielefeld/ FRG Little Science, Big News: Relations between Scientific and Media Discourses about Sociobiology

	Stefan Linquist, Philosophy Department, Duke University What are the adaptive functions of guilt and shame, or why aren't we all psychopathic?

	Elisabeth Lloyd, History and Philosophy of Science, Indiana University What Genic Models Can't Do

	Cheryl Logan, Departments of Psychology and Biology, University of North Carolina The Double Gonad, die Umwelt des Keimplasmas, and the Inheritance of Acquired Characteristics

	Françoise Longy, IHPST (CNRS), Paris and Université Marc Bloch, Strasbourg Etiological theories of function and functional hierarchies

	Marie-Claude Lorne, Institut Jean Nicod (Paris, France) The etiological theory of function faces Tinbergen’s four questions

	Alan Love, History and Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh The structure and import of developmental genetic explanations of evolutionary novelty

	Sherrie Lyons, CDL Empire State College Of Sea Serpents and Griffins, Plesiosaurs and Protoceratops: The Meaning of Fossils Revisited

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