evolution

Discusses the evolutionary link between dinosaurs and birds, examining skeletons, describing several species, and tracing the discoveries of paleontologists.

An illustrated account of evolution, from the formation of planet Earth to the arrival of modern man.

Provides arguements on both sides of the creationism vs. evolution issue.

Discusses the historical development of the present theory of revolution, findings that support it, how evolution takes place, and its result in the long history of life.

Offers a theory of human origin, in which, Homo sapiens didn't originate from a single region of Africa, but rather different populations coexisted across the continent with other species like Homo erectus and eventually Homo sapiens replaced all other human species.

Examines how human language evolved, and argues that the use of language by humans was the driving force behind their development of superior cognitive abilities.

The author discusses how advancements in evolutionary developmental biology has lead to experimentation on "reverse evolution, " which can be used to recreate prehistoric creatures, and educate scientists on ways to overcome birth defects.

Discusses how, despite no real biological changes, human beings have evolved, and offers predictions on future upgrades and changes based on the scientific and technological accomplishments of the twenty-first century.

Explores evolutionary history for answers to why certain diseases exist, discussing the effects of environmental factors such as climate, food, and drink on the genes of human ancestors thousands and hundreds of years ago, and examines connections between genetic inheritance and who gets which diseases.