evolution

Contains the autobiographical memoirs of Charles Darwin in which he shares stories of his youth and family, and focuses on his public career and achievements in science.

Full-color illustrations present three-dimensional reconstructions of what anthropologists and paleontologists believe to be early species of humans on the earth.

A fictionalized account of the life of Charles Darwin that speculates about how he developed his theory of evolution and what personal secrets he was hiding from the world.

"Twayne's studies in intellectual and cultural history." Defines and clarifies Darwinism and sets it in the context of 19th century thought.

A survey of the study of human evolution, offering a history of fossil discoveries and an insider's look at how the finds have been interpreted and misinterpreted through time.

Biologist Ernst Mayr defends the Darwinian explanations of biology, explaining contemporary models of evolution for those who accept evolution but are not sure Darwin's explanation is correct.

Describes, using evidence found in fossil layers, how one-cell organisms evolved into complex plants and animals.

Surveys human evolution, from the first toolmakers, Australopithecus and Homo habilis, through the Ice Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age, to the beginning of civilization and the first cities.

Presents the life of Darwin, his research in natural history, and his theory of evolution.