Serious academic misconduct by way of malicious plagiarism

Stealing the prior published important unique original discoveries of others by not referencing their discoverer as their source - just as Darwin and Wallace did to Matthew - is just one sub-type of science fraud by plagiary. In my research into this issue of plagiarism in science - as a candidate for the award of the world's greatest irony - others have done exactly that to me now. They have written academic articles that include my original discovery that Selby (who was a friend of Darwin's father and Darwin's friend Jenyns, and Wallace's Sarawak paper editor) prior cited Matthew's (1831) book  in 1842.

 I will pursue this to the highest level to ensure that the facts get into the public domain and justice to science and  priority is done.


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I'm taking serious action with Wiley & Oxford University Press regarding academics who deliberately plagiarised my original published discoveries that Selby (amongst others) cited Patrick Matthew's prior published theory of evolution by natural selection. https://t.co/5WBEA47IF2

— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) June 27, 2020