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.
Richard Dawkins presents a defense of the theory of evolution, examining evidence from science in support of the theory, and explaining why he believes advocates of "intelligent design" are wrong.
An illustrated guide to the one hundred most influential species in the history of the planet, exploring their impact in two eras--Before Man and After Man.
Looks at how adaptations have enabled species to evolve and thrive in different environments, discussing organisms in Earth's oceans, plants, and insects, and examining how dogs evolved from wolves.
Presents the film version and Cliff's Notes for Lawrence and Lee's play "Inherit the Wind," in which a Tennessee high school educator is jailed for teaching evolution, bringing legal legends Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryant to wrangle over the merits of the case in a drama based on the real Scopes Trial.