Which books would you suggest as an introduction to evolution and molecular biology?

Answer 1

I highly recommend the "Introducing ..." books in Totem Press. Despite the cartoon format, they are *very* good introductions to these topics.

Introducing Evolution - Dylan Evans
Introducing Darwin - Jonathan Miller and Borin Van Loon

For something a little more in depth, I recommend *any* book by Richard Dawkins, or (my favorite science author) Stephen Jay Gould.

Answer 2

It have in no way been shown everywhere that any organic and organic cellular has ever replaced or mutated to a factor the place there's a clean sort of cellular. For that to take place there could could be new develop DNA information interior that cellular to swap any differences. DNA would not type self sufficient from different like type. No volume of fancy teminology or hypothesis in medical circles is the foundation to have faith otherwise. the favored theory that comparable composition could mean undemanding ancestry is definately no longer continually authentic. a baby would have comparable DNA than the ascertain which factors to undemanding ancestry yet a automobile it fairly is made with comparable supplies as an plane does, would not recommend undemanding ancestry whether there are tires, seats, doors, domicile windows, wheels, an engine, on board laptop, seatbelts, all equipped on a steel physique.

Answer 3

Richard Dawkins is my favorite author on this topic. I recommend "Climbing Mount Improbable" and "The Blind Watchmaker".

Both are written so the average person (like me) can understand them.

Another book I have read recently is "The Making of the Fittest" by Sean Carroll. It speaks more to the molecular and DNA levels of evolution.

Answer 4

Selfish Gene, Richard Dawkins

Answer 5

none as subject of evolution is founded on faulty premise

Answer 6

the princess poppy collection. beautifully illustrated.