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	Harro Maat, Technology & Agrarian Development, Wageningen University The Discovery of the Indonesian Rice Farmer

	James Maclaurin, University of Otago Natural Selection: Its Scope and Limits

	Eileen Magnello, University College London Karl Pearson on Mendelian Genetics and his Chi-Square Tests

	Jane Maienschein, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University ***

	Jenny Marie, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Animal Breeding and its Influence on the Identity of Genetics

	Aryn Martin, Department of Science & Technology Studies, Cornell University Counting witnesses and witnessing counts in human cytology, 1900-1956

	Karin Matchett, Independent What Green Revolution?: The Failed Promise of Scientific Corn Improvement for Mexico

	Shunkichi Matsumoto, Tokai University, Japan The Argumentation of Wilsonian Sociobiology Reexamined

	Christina Matta, University of Wisconsin-Madison The science of starvation: Anton de Bary and potato late blight

	Mohan Matthen, University of British Columbia Population Structure

	Karori Mbugua, Philosophy, University of Nairobi, Kenya Explaining Sexual Orientation: A Lakatosian Appraisal of the Endocrine Research Program

	L.W. McCall, Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies, University of Cambridge Expanding Evolutionary Epistemology

	Stuart McCook, History Department, University of Guelph Pathologists and Peasants: Combatting the Coffee Rust in Costa Rica and Colombia, 1975-1990.

	Susan McMahon, independent scholar Classifying in Early Modern Europe

	Dan McShea, Biology Department, Duke University How to Explain Complexity (Adaptive, Non-Adaptive, and Irreducible)

	Constantinos Mekios, Boston University Organisms as networks: a theoretical view of the potential and the limitations of applied systems biology

	Mohammadreza Memarsadeghi, Department of Philosophy, University of British Columbia Wittgenstein and Darwin: An Essay on Evolution and Language

	Morgan Meyer, Department of Sociological Studies, University of Sheffield Where amateurs and professionals meet – the Luxembourg Museum of Natural History and its scientific collaborators

	Erika Milam, History of Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison The Rare-Male Effect: Ethological Analyses of Behavior Genetics in the 1960s

	Fiona Miller, Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, McMaster University Jason Robert, Center for Biology and Society, Arizona State University Emerging Science in Genetic Testing: Toward a Better Bioethics

	Roberta L. Millstein, Department of Philosophy, California State University East Bay Neutralism vs Selectionism: From Snails to Molecules

	André Mineau, History and Ethics, University of Quebec at Rimouski Gilbert Larochelle, University of Quebec at Chicoutimi Hans Reiter in France: The Economic Implications of Political Correctness in Science

	Sandra Mitchell, History and Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh When Modularity Fails

	John Mizzoni, Philosophy, Neumann College Evolution and Normative Ethics

	Barton Moffatt, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities “Systems Biology: An Informational Science?”

	Michel Morange, Centre Cavailles, ENS The role of two different but related graphs in the expansion of molecular biology between 1960 and 1980: the regulatory gene network and the intra-cellular signalling pathway

	Staffan Mueller-Wille, ESRC Research Centre for Genomics in Society, University of Exeter Between Genetics and Biometry: Franz Boas’ Concept of a ‘Family Line’, 1890-1912

	Julio Munoz-Rubio, Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Sciences and Humanities, UNAM About the Darwinian Concept of Beauty

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