Encyclopedia
of Evolution
Stan Rice’s Encyclopedia of Evolution was
published by Facts
on File in New York. The first printing of the hardcover was
released in November 2006; a revised paperback was released in April
2007; a revised hardcover printing is currently planned. The
Encyclopedia of Evolution has 215 alphabetical entries covering all
aspects of evolutionary science, the history of the Earth, and the
history of evolutionary discoveries. It also includes five
essays:
"How Much Do Genes Control Human Behavior?"
"What Are the 'Ghosts of Evolution'?"
"Can an Evolutionary Scientist be Religious?"
"Why Do Humans Die?"
"Are Humans Alone in the Universe?"
and a summary of Darwin’s Origin of
Species. He has written this book to be readable and
interesting to high school and college students, as well as to all
interested readers. The Encyclopedia
of Evolution has received several glowing reviews.
