Based on the new Spitzer Hall of Human Origins in the American Museum of Natural History, which opened in February 2007, this book about the genome takes the young reader to the cutting edge of science, exploring and examining the tools by which we study our origins, some of the milestones in those origins, human movement across the planet and the beginnings of being human—through language, music, art and tools.
– F1000Research
– PaleoAnthropology, Special Issue: Niche Construction, Plasticity, and Inclusive Inheritance: Rethinking Human Origins with the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis, Part 1
– L'Anthropologie
– Journal of Anthropological Sciences
– American Museum Novitates
The Origins of Modern Human Cognition: An Evening With Ian Tattersall PhD
- Arizona State University Institute of Human Origins and the IHO Research Council
What would 3-million-year-old Lucy's home have looked like?
