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99% Ape: How Evolution Adds Up

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Paperback
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1 lbs
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Book
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ISBN
0226757781
Book Title
99% Ape : How Evolution Adds Up
Publisher
University of Chicago Press
Item Length
10 in
Publication Year
2009
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.7 in
Author
Jonathan Silvertown
Genre
Science
Topic
Life Sciences / Evolution, Life Sciences / Biology
Item Weight
26.1 Oz
Item Width
7.5 in
Number of Pages
224 Pages

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Publisher
University of Chicago Press
ISBN-10
0226757781
ISBN-13
9780226757780
eBay Product ID (ePID)
71173547

Product Key Features

Book Title
99% Ape : How Evolution Adds Up
Number of Pages
224 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2009
Topic
Life Sciences / Evolution, Life Sciences / Biology
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Science
Author
Jonathan Silvertown
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
26.1 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
7.5 in

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LCCN
2008-043807
Reviews
"This readable book provieds an evidence-based defense of the concept of biological evolution. . . . The book is filled with excellent examples of evolutionary studies. The lavish illustrations are clear and used well, the design is stunning, and the book is reasonably priced."- Choice, "[An] attractive, easy-to-navigate book that explains the data supporting evolutionary theory. . . . Readers will learn about the myriad interactions among genes and how easy these interactions make it for new evolutionary patterns and processes to develop. And readers will learn that evidence from a wide variety of fields, from geology to molecular genetics, physiology and evolutionary psychology, consistently support one another, demonstrating the power of evolutionary theory. The abundant and very attractive color pictures help illustrate the underlying science and are a pleasure to look at in their own right."-Publishers Weekly, This readable book provieds an evidence-based defense of the concept of biological evolution. . . . The book is filled with excellent examples of evolutionary studies. The lavish illustrations are clear and used well, the design is stunning, and the book is reasonably priced., [An] attractive, easy-to-navigate book that explains the data supporting evolutionary theory. . . . Readers will learn about the myriad interactions among genes and how easy these interactions make it for new evolutionary patterns and processes to develop. And readers will learn that evidence from a wide variety of fields, from geology to molecular genetics, physiology and evolutionary psychology, consistently support one another, demonstrating the power of evolutionary theory. The abundant and very attractive color pictures help illustrate the underlying science and are a pleasure to look at in their own right.
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
576.8
Table Of Content
Acknowledgements Origins Chapter 1 99% Ape Evolution liberates Evolutionary trees Darwin, apes & Victorians Darwin''s insights What''s in 1%? Chapter 2. Darwin''s brilliant idea Design without a designer Canine friends in sickness and in health Natural selection Chapter 3. The tree of life Scientific classification of species Cracking the mystery of species Ideas on trial The geological timescale Darwin''s evolving ideas Branches and trees Enter the star witness - DNA Chapter 4. First life The meaning of life Life''s first spark Earliest signs Life in hot water Extraterrestrials Chapter 5. African genesis In the beginning ... The ''prime'' animals History from molecules Body building Chapter 6. An Eye for Darwin Variety Eye Design Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue Chapter 7. A fish out of water Becoming terrestrial Fishy relations Hiding in the deep blue sea Extinct and extant amphibians Fish fingers Resurrecting genes Many were called, few were chosen Chapter 8. A whale of a problem After the dinosaurs Aquatic for life Whale characters Whale origins SINEs point the way Ancient whales Steps to leglessness Chapter 9. Feathered fossils Fossilized families German aviation and Chinese dragons Chicken feathers Forming feathers: an orderly death Genes and fossils reconciled New structures, same old genes Diversity Chapter 10. In the genes The family face Chromosome choreography Genes for every occasion Why be different? Chapter 11. New species from old On the Origin of...what? Losing touch Speedy speciation Knowing your own Homebound lives The leaky boundaries of species Chromosome doubling: a quick recipe for greens No sex, please, we''re budding Fossils and species Chapter 12. Darwin''s finches Evolution isles The fame of the finch From one species to fifteen Beaks and seeds Beaks and genes A lifetime''s work Chapter 13. The flowers of evolution First plants Russian dolls and malaria The greening of the land The rise of the flowering plants New patterns among the green branches of the tree of life A big flower with small beginnings Madagascan star orchid Chapter 14. The race from Africa The end of the line for Homo The human saga written in DNA Technological advances Oil-and-water, or a cocktail? The Y in Asia Neanderthals - a skeleton in our cupboard? The race from Africa, timed by the molecular clock Here and now Chapter 15. Catch me if you can Truce or consequences Friend and foe Evolving disease Gene swapping Ideal homes for microbes Dangerous responses Hitchhiking between hosts Lousy evolution Chapter 16. Darwin in mind Evolutionary psychology Hunter-gatherer hangovers Culture club Chapter 17. Why be good? Good behaviour Gameplay The origin of morals In the public eye For as you were when first your eye I eyed Chapter 18. The science of evolution Evolution versus creation: science and non-science The Scopes monkey trial Creationism in disguise Evolution and religion Logos and mythos Chapter 19. What next? Are we still evolving? Spectacles and evolution Old age - when natural selection retires The long view Evolution in the Anthropocene Sources
Synopsis
In his lifetime, Charles Darwin was roundly mocked for suggesting that humans were descended from apes, and even in our own day, the teaching of evolution remains controversial. But in the century and a half since the publication of On the Origin of Species , our increasingly sophisticated understanding of genetics has borne out Darwin's theory: humans share 99% of their genes with chimps (and many even with grapes!). 99% Ape offers an accessible, straightforward introduction to evolution, beginning with Darwin's discoveries and continuing through the latest genetic discoveries. Edited by Jonathan Silvertown, the volume brings together experts in a variety of fields pertinent to evolution, from paleobiology to planetary science, comparative anatomy to zoology, and even--for a discussion of legal battles surrounding the teaching of evolution--law. Interwoven with these varied accounts of evolution and its impact are vignettes from Darwin's life that illustrate the continuity of thought that links Darwin's work to today's cutting-edge research. Beautifully illustrated, 99% Ape is a perfect companion to the upcoming celebration of Darwin's bicentennial and a bracing reminder of the important role evolution still has to play in our understanding of our origins--and our possible futures., In his lifetime, Charles Darwin was roundly mocked for suggesting that humans were descended from apes, and even in our own day, the teaching of evolution remains controversial. But in the century and a half since the publication of On the Origin of Species , our increasingly sophisticated understanding of genetics has borne out Darwin's theory: humans share 99% of their genes with chimps (and many even with grapes ). 99% Ape offers an accessible, straightforward introduction to evolution, beginning with Darwin's discoveries and continuing through the latest genetic discoveries. Edited by Jonathan Silvertown, the volume brings together experts in a variety of fields pertinent to evolution, from paleobiology to planetary science, comparative anatomy to zoology, and even--for a discussion of legal battles surrounding the teaching of evolution--law. Interwoven with these varied accounts of evolution and its impact are vignettes from Darwin's life that illustrate the continuity of thought that links Darwin's work to today's cutting-edge research. Beautifully illustrated, 99% Ape is a perfect companion to the upcoming celebration of Darwin's bicentennial and a bracing reminder of the important role evolution still has to play in our understanding of our origins--and our possible futures.
LC Classification Number
QH367.S566 2009
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Copyright Date
2009

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