The evolutionary and developmental biologist Eric S. Haag explores the two-billion-year history of sex, from the first organisms on Earth to contemporary humans.
The evolutionary and developmental biologist Eric S. Haag explores the two-billion-year history of sex, from the first organisms on Earth to contemporary humans.
Eric S. Haag is professor of biology and director of the Biological Sciences Graduate Program at the University of Maryland, College Park. He has conducted research on the evolution of sex and reproduction in animals such as sea urchins, roundworms, and hermaphroditic fish for three decades.
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Introduction Note on Language Part I. The Dots That Need Connecting 1. Sex in the Air 2. Ex Unum Pluribus Part II. From Microbes to Mammals 3. Go Big 4. The Left Fin of Darkness 5. One Genome, Two Bodies 6. Going It Alone 7. Land Ho! 8. The Bun in the Oven Part III. Sexual Homo 9. Period Piece 10. Scents and Sensibility 11. The Male Gaze 12. Sex Versus Sexism 13. Queerly Normal 14. Pronouns Epilogue: Eyes Wide Open Acknowledgments Glossary Notes Bibliography Index
Introduction Note on Language Part I. The Dots That Need Connecting 1. Sex in the Air 2. Ex Unum Pluribus Part II. From Microbes to Mammals 3. Go Big 4. The Left Fin of Darkness 5. One Genome, Two Bodies 6. Going It Alone 7. Land Ho! 8. The Bun in the Oven Part III. Sexual Homo 9. Period Piece 10. Scents and Sensibility 11. The Male Gaze 12. Sex Versus Sexism 13. Queerly Normal 14. Pronouns Epilogue: Eyes Wide Open Acknowledgments Glossary Notes Bibliography Index
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