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The 13 pages that link to Julian Huxley, each with the reason it gives.

• UNESCORelated: He helped shape UNESCO’s early intellectual program and public purpose.

• EthologyRelated: His comparative work helped prepare the ground for ethology as a modern discipline.

• Modern synthesisRelated: His book presented the emerging synthesis as a unified account of evolution.

• International Union for Conservation of NatureRelated: Huxley proposed an international organization dedicated to nature protection after the Second World War.

• Religious naturalismRelated: His evolutionary humanism treated humanity’s place in nature as a source of shared purpose.

• TranshumanismRelated: His essay “Transhumanism” gave the movement its name and an early humanist vision.

• J. B. S. HaldaneRelated: Huxley’s synthesis brought together research by Haldane and other geneticists.

• David AttenboroughRelated: Huxley appeared in Zoo Quest and helped connect Attenborough’s early television work with scientific expertise.

• Evolutionary taxonomyRelated: His evolutionary synthesis helped shape the framework in which evolutionary taxonomy developed.

• Ernst MayrRelated: His 1942 book gave the synthesis a name during the period of Mayr’s major contributions.

• Ashley MontaguRelated: Huxley co-authored the 1950 UNESCO statement that Montagu helped revise and defend.

• Pierre Teilhard de ChardinRelated: Huxley wrote the introduction to Teilhard’s posthumously published The Phenomenon of Man, presenting its evolutionary outlook to a broad audience.

• World Wildlife FundRelated: His 1961 East African conservation mission helped prompt the creation of WWF.