by Burton S. Guttman · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781851683710
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«Evolution: A Beginner's Guide» is a popular science guide by Burton S. Guttman, in paperback, published by Oneworld Publications (192 pages).
Starting from fossils and Darwin's ideas, it explains the mechanisms of evolution without requiring prior knowledge: natural selection, genetics, species formation, ecology, and animal behavior. It also examines human development, the role of chance, and the moral and philosophical questions that evolutionary theory raises for understanding our nature.
Published in 2005, it belongs to Oneworld's Beginner's Guides series and includes bibliographic references and an index.
Intended for readers with no prior knowledge of biology who want to get started in evolutionary theory.
