Human origins, evolution, genetics, anthropology
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×CloseFirst published in 2016 — 15 editions
Geneticist Adam Rutherford uses population genetics to explain human development and genetic traits. A fascinating read! Top notch
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Many inferred developments from anthropological and fossil records, such as when humans started losing body hair based on when body lice differentiated (head lice, pubic lice). Gets into some racial weirdness, but still a good read
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First published in 2011 — 85 editions
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Focused on genetic evidence of early humans of the American continents
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Evidence based anthropological work that challenged the old ways of thinking about early cultures
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First published in 2020 — 11 editions
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First published in 2020 — 2 editions
This covers so much ground: from movement of earliest plants and animals to man's travels in and out of Africa, to contemporary migration issues. There is a wealth of information covering worlds of knowledge. Picked this title up casually with little interest in it, but I could not put it down. For example, did you know humanity did not understand bird migration until radar was developed during World War II? It seems so obvious to us today. Highly recommend this captivating book.
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First published in 2000 — 3 editions
Ehrlich is controversial and was flat-out wrong about population dynamics, but there is some decent science here
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Anything by Kean is a great read
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First published in 2018 — 5 editions
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First published in 2014 — 3 editions
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First published in 2012 — 2 editions
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First published in 2015 — 10 editions
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First published in 2013 — 1 edition
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