Classic and convincing essay in defense of Darwinism, which holds that evolution functions at the individual level rather than the species level.

New analysis and extension of Darwin’s idea drawing on more recent developments in biology, philosophy of science, and other fields.

Explores the concept of evidence as it relates to the controversy about creationism and to work in evolutionary biology about natural selection and common ancestry.

Full text of Darwin’s seminal work from Project Gutenberg.

Tattersall thoroughly examines both fossil and archaeological records to trace human evolution from the earliest beginnings of our zoological family, Hominidae, through the appearance of Homo sapiens to the Agricultural Revolution.

A modern geneticist revisits Darwin's classic work to offer contemporary examples and modern research that confirm the book's conclusions on evolution.

Places man in the scheme of evolution; discusses natural selection and the evolutionary history of man.

The ecology of our earliest forbears, their survival and extinction, and how they responded to the forces of nature.

Examines the biological and cultural aspects of human evolution.

Places the narratives of human and planetary coevolution within the same frame. Describes survival of species and populations in the face of climate change, plate tectonics, and massive migrations.