evolutionary

Lee Alan Dugatkin is a historian of science and an evolutionary biologist at the University of Louisville.

For anyone interested in fossil hunting, evolutionary science and a hominid skeleton like no other, this book delivers.

A second theory, developed by evolutionary epidemiologist Paul Ewald, which he calls the “theory of virulence,” suggests that, as a rule, the deadlier the germ, the less likely it is to spread.

One of the most common systems of governance in human evolutionary history was some form of hereditary rule, where the eldest son of a king, say, takes over after the king dies.