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Evolutionary Analysis (Books a la Carte) - Biology Textbook for College Students & Science Enthusiasts - Perfect for Classroom Learning & Self-Study
Evolutionary Analysis (Books a la Carte) - Biology Textbook for College Students & Science Enthusiasts - Perfect for Classroom Learning & Self-StudyEvolutionary Analysis (Books a la Carte) - Biology Textbook for College Students & Science Enthusiasts - Perfect for Classroom Learning & Self-Study

Evolutionary Analysis (Books a la Carte) - Biology Textbook for College Students & Science Enthusiasts - Perfect for Classroom Learning & Self-Study

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By presenting evolutionary biology as an ongoing research effort, this best-seller aims to help readers think like scientists. The authors convey the excitement and logic of evolutionary science by introducing principles through recent and classical studies, and by emphasizing real-world applications. Features a new chapter on Phylogenomics and the Molecular Basis of Adaptation (Ch. 15). Offers an earlier presentation of Reconstructing Evolutionary Trees, reflecting the growing importance of this topic in the field. Includes the latest research and examples, giving students access to the most current developments in the field. Includes full-color photographs, diagrams and data-graphics throughout, developed by the author. Undergraduate courses in evolution

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This is a well written book that clearly explains the basics of evolution by using clear examples and studies. I particularly like how the book peaks your interest by starting with HIV in chapter one. My only complaint would be the cursory treatment of the arguments against evolution. Intelligent Design and Creationism only got a few pages each. This doesn't really give you a strong foot hold when you are trying to have a discussion with someone who stands against evolution, because in order to have that argument, you really need to understand the basis of their argument. Also, I bought this book as an alternative to buying the newer, higher priced version for class, and I have noticed no point where I am missing relevant information.

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