Why Evolution Is True

by Jerry A. Coyne

record in this case, and our narrative, reach the inescapable conclusion

Excellent book

theory

Tamam

how to argue their case, this volume gives a succinct summary of why modern science recognizes evolution as true. I offer it in the hope that people everywhere may share my wonder at the sheer explanatory power of Darwinian evolution, and may face its implications without fear. Any book on evolutionary biology is necessarily a collaboration, for the field enfolds areas as diverse as paleontology, molecular biology, population genetics, and biogeography; no one person could ever master them all. I am grateful for the help and advice of many colleagues who have patiently instructed me and corrected my errors. These include Richard Abbott, Spencer Barrett, Andrew Berry, Deborah Charlesworth, Peter Crane, Mick Ellison, Rob Fleischer, Peter Grant, Matthew Harris, Jim Hopson, David Jablonski, Farish Jenkins, Emily Kay, Philip Kitcher, Rich Lenski, Mark Norell, Steve Pinker, Trevor Price, Donald Prothero, Steve Pruett-Jones, Bob Richards, Callum Ross, Doug Schemske, Paul Sereno, Neil Shubin, Janice Spofford, Douglas Theobald, Jason Weir, Steve Yanoviak, and Anne Yoder. I apologize to those whose names have been inadvertently omitted, and exculpate all but myself for any remaining errors. I am especially grateful to Matthew Cobb, Naomi Fein, Hopi Hoekstra, Latha Menon, and Brit Smith, who read and critiqued the entire manuscript. The book would have been substantially poorer without the hard work and artistic acumen of the illustrator, Kalliopi Monoyios. Finally, I am grateful to ...

see beautiful adaptations everywhere and in every part of the organic

Enough for me