Wade, Nicholas

Draws on new findings to examine the ancestral human population that lived in Africa fifty thousand years ago, explaining how the human line evolved from African apes to humans with the unique gift of language.

Contains nearly fifty articles reprinted from the Science Times section of "The New York Times" from 1992 to 2000 which report on scientific discoveries in the field of brain research, covering the senses, mood and emotions, memory, language, the mind, sleep, and other topics.

A collection of articles about insects which first appeared in the "New York Times".

Collection of over forty articles taken from the "Science Times" section of "The New York Times" about fish and other creatures of the sea.

Presents over forty articles about archaeological topics reprinted from the Science Times section of the "New York Times.".

A collection of forty-eight articles written by "New York Times" journalists about the evolution, development, habitats, mating styles, and ecological contributions of insects.

Draws on new findings to examine the ancestral human population that lived in Africa fifty thousand years ago, explaining how the human line evolved from African apes to humans with the unique gift of language.

A collection of articles from the science section of "The New York Times" in which the authors report recent findings on various aspects of language.