molecular evolution

Michael Behe presents evidence that Darwin's theory of evolution does not account for all aspects of life on Earth.

Explores the impact of biochemistry on evolutionary theory, discussing the reasons and citing examples of why evolution must be argued at the molecular level, and studying the implications of biochemistry's discoveries.

Examines ten evolutionary steps that propelled the development of life on Earth, including DNA, sex, eyesight, consciousness, and death.

Examines the complex interactions between humans and viruses and discusses the threat from viruses that jump from species to species.

Explores key topics in genetics and evolution, focusing on recent discoveries, especially in the area of reproductive technology, and looks at the ongoing debates about the ethics of genetic engineering.

Explores the many different myths, theories, and experiments which explain the origin of life, including spontaneous generation, the development of planets, chemical evolution of matter, and the various places in the solar system where life exists or may exist.

Presents a discussion of evolution based on discoveries in genetics since the late 1980s, covering topics such as introns, transposable elements, mutation, and natural selection, and includes a critique of the theory called intelligent design.

Examines ten evolutionary steps that propelled the development of life on Earth, including DNA, sex, eyesight, consciousness, and death.