The Times Higher Education Supplement "If (whether student or professional) you're interested in human evolution, you'll want to have this volume handy." Ian Tattersall, Nature "...I can think of no ...

He’s best known for popularising the theory of evolution in his book, On the Origin of Species, but Charles Darwin also had some very unsubstantiated ideas about human beings... In a later book ...

This adaptation to hypoxia showcases human evolution in response to extreme living conditions. In order to survive in the low oxygen conditions of the Tibetan Plateau, people living there have ...

At the most basic level, human evolution is articulated through classifications ... 1994). Thus, there is no genetic support for grouping the great apes together in a distinct group from humans.