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A fascinating and comprehensive explanation of the evolution of man, from tree-dwelling ape to man as he is today, in easy-to-read language. The author approaches the subject of human evolution from three different disciplines: fossil evidence and its interpretation, evolutionary theory and its applicability, and genetic evidence.
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A fascinating and comprehensive explanation of the evolution of man, from tree-dwelling ape to man as he is today, in easy-to-read language. The author approaches the subject of human evolution from three different disciplines: fossil evidence and its interpretation, evolutionary theory and its applicability, and genetic evidence.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Apple Academic Press
- Seitenzahl: 422
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 562g
- ISBN-13: 9781774634189
- ISBN-10: 177463418X
- Artikelnr.: 69929278
- Verlag: Apple Academic Press
- Seitenzahl: 422
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 562g
- ISBN-13: 9781774634189
- ISBN-10: 177463418X
- Artikelnr.: 69929278
Ralph D. Hermansen had a 40-year career in materials science and engineering. He has worked on many diverse engineering projects, including an atom smasher, classified weapons programs, design of the Boeing 737 and 747 airplanes, military aircraft and their electronic platforms, space satellites, missiles, automotive electronics, and telephony and other commercial applications. He planted his roots with Hughes Aircraft Corporation in his later career and eventually retired from there as a Senior Scientist. Career-wise, he has contributed numerous technical articles to journals and magazines, has 21 patents, and has several published books related to his career field. One of his most recent is Polymeric Thermosetting Compounds, available from Apple Academic Press. Ralph adopted a second career path after retiring in 1998, that of multidisciplinary science writer. His primary focus has been evolutionary science, which is incredibly diverse. Ralph's goal in writing Down from the Trees was to help curious readers learn the facts in plain language without battling the jargon and see that our prehistoric past is fascinating and filled with unsolved puzzles.
Part 1: Fossils Tell a Story 1. Stratigraphy 2. Time Divisions 3. The K/T
Extinctions and the Mammalian Species Radiation 4. Primates and Apes Part
2: Bipedal Species 5. Fossils and Human Evolution 6. The
Paleo-Anthropologists 7. Overview of Our Distant Ancestors 8. Ardi 9. Lucy
and Australopithecus afarensis 10. Australopithecus sediba 11. Homo naledi
12. Homo erectus 13. Neanderthal Man 14. Homo sapiens Part 3: How Evolution
Works 15. Charles Darwin 16. The Modern Synthesis 17. Richard Dawkins, the
Darwin of Our Times 18. How New Species Form 19. Red Queen Effect 20.
Evolution of Bipedal Apes and Humans Part 4: DNA: A Powerful New Tool 21.
Introduction to DNA Technology 22. The Race to Discover DNA's Structure 23.
Discovering the Secret to Life 24. Mutations and Junk DNA Part 5: DNA
Applied to Paleoanthropology 25. DNA Science Applied to Human Origins 26.
Tracing Our Ape Heritage 27. The Age and Origin of Our Species 28. Out of
Africa 29. Neanderthal-Human Interbreeding 30. Denisovan-Human
Interbreeding Part 6: Uniquely Human Evolution 31. Bipedal Walking 32.
Hairlessness 33. Big Brain Development 34. Speech and Language 35. Fire,
Cooking and Tools 36. Sex Part 7: Homo Sapiens Dominate 37. Great Leap
Forward 38. Agriculture and Civilization 39. The Journey from Ape to Man
40. What the Future Holds
Extinctions and the Mammalian Species Radiation 4. Primates and Apes Part
2: Bipedal Species 5. Fossils and Human Evolution 6. The
Paleo-Anthropologists 7. Overview of Our Distant Ancestors 8. Ardi 9. Lucy
and Australopithecus afarensis 10. Australopithecus sediba 11. Homo naledi
12. Homo erectus 13. Neanderthal Man 14. Homo sapiens Part 3: How Evolution
Works 15. Charles Darwin 16. The Modern Synthesis 17. Richard Dawkins, the
Darwin of Our Times 18. How New Species Form 19. Red Queen Effect 20.
Evolution of Bipedal Apes and Humans Part 4: DNA: A Powerful New Tool 21.
Introduction to DNA Technology 22. The Race to Discover DNA's Structure 23.
Discovering the Secret to Life 24. Mutations and Junk DNA Part 5: DNA
Applied to Paleoanthropology 25. DNA Science Applied to Human Origins 26.
Tracing Our Ape Heritage 27. The Age and Origin of Our Species 28. Out of
Africa 29. Neanderthal-Human Interbreeding 30. Denisovan-Human
Interbreeding Part 6: Uniquely Human Evolution 31. Bipedal Walking 32.
Hairlessness 33. Big Brain Development 34. Speech and Language 35. Fire,
Cooking and Tools 36. Sex Part 7: Homo Sapiens Dominate 37. Great Leap
Forward 38. Agriculture and Civilization 39. The Journey from Ape to Man
40. What the Future Holds
Part 1: Fossils Tell a Story 1. Stratigraphy 2. Time Divisions 3. The K/T
Extinctions and the Mammalian Species Radiation 4. Primates and Apes Part
2: Bipedal Species 5. Fossils and Human Evolution 6. The
Paleo-Anthropologists 7. Overview of Our Distant Ancestors 8. Ardi 9. Lucy
and Australopithecus afarensis 10. Australopithecus sediba 11. Homo naledi
12. Homo erectus 13. Neanderthal Man 14. Homo sapiens Part 3: How Evolution
Works 15. Charles Darwin 16. The Modern Synthesis 17. Richard Dawkins, the
Darwin of Our Times 18. How New Species Form 19. Red Queen Effect 20.
Evolution of Bipedal Apes and Humans Part 4: DNA: A Powerful New Tool 21.
Introduction to DNA Technology 22. The Race to Discover DNA's Structure 23.
Discovering the Secret to Life 24. Mutations and Junk DNA Part 5: DNA
Applied to Paleoanthropology 25. DNA Science Applied to Human Origins 26.
Tracing Our Ape Heritage 27. The Age and Origin of Our Species 28. Out of
Africa 29. Neanderthal-Human Interbreeding 30. Denisovan-Human
Interbreeding Part 6: Uniquely Human Evolution 31. Bipedal Walking 32.
Hairlessness 33. Big Brain Development 34. Speech and Language 35. Fire,
Cooking and Tools 36. Sex Part 7: Homo Sapiens Dominate 37. Great Leap
Forward 38. Agriculture and Civilization 39. The Journey from Ape to Man
40. What the Future Holds
Extinctions and the Mammalian Species Radiation 4. Primates and Apes Part
2: Bipedal Species 5. Fossils and Human Evolution 6. The
Paleo-Anthropologists 7. Overview of Our Distant Ancestors 8. Ardi 9. Lucy
and Australopithecus afarensis 10. Australopithecus sediba 11. Homo naledi
12. Homo erectus 13. Neanderthal Man 14. Homo sapiens Part 3: How Evolution
Works 15. Charles Darwin 16. The Modern Synthesis 17. Richard Dawkins, the
Darwin of Our Times 18. How New Species Form 19. Red Queen Effect 20.
Evolution of Bipedal Apes and Humans Part 4: DNA: A Powerful New Tool 21.
Introduction to DNA Technology 22. The Race to Discover DNA's Structure 23.
Discovering the Secret to Life 24. Mutations and Junk DNA Part 5: DNA
Applied to Paleoanthropology 25. DNA Science Applied to Human Origins 26.
Tracing Our Ape Heritage 27. The Age and Origin of Our Species 28. Out of
Africa 29. Neanderthal-Human Interbreeding 30. Denisovan-Human
Interbreeding Part 6: Uniquely Human Evolution 31. Bipedal Walking 32.
Hairlessness 33. Big Brain Development 34. Speech and Language 35. Fire,
Cooking and Tools 36. Sex Part 7: Homo Sapiens Dominate 37. Great Leap
Forward 38. Agriculture and Civilization 39. The Journey from Ape to Man
40. What the Future Holds