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Tables of Contents for The Human Evolution Coloring Book
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Acknowledgment
Preface
Coloring Instructions
Section 1 Evidence for Evolution
Mapping the Globe: Darwin's Voyage
Explaining Species: Darwin's Methods
Evidence for Evolution: Comparative Embryology: The Vertebrate Body
Evidence for Evolution: Comparative Anatomy: The Vertebrate Brain
Evidence for Evolution: New Structures from Old: Mammalian Ear Bones
Evidence for Evolution: Adaptive Radiation: Mammalian Forelimbs
Evidence for Evolution: Adaptive Radiation: Mammalian Dentition
Role of Environment: Convergence: Oceans and Swimming
Role of Environment: Convergence: Marsupials and Placentals
Particulate Inheritance: Mendel's Peas
Individual Variation: Mendelian Genetics: Law of Segregation
Individual Variation: Mendelian Genetics: Law of Independent Assortment
Heredity and the Cell: Somatic Cell Division: Mitosis
Heredity and the Cell: Sex Cell Division: Meiosis
Individual Variation: Fruit Flies, Mutations, and Linked Genes
Speciation and Genetic Drift: Snub-nose Monkeys
Natural Selection in Action: Galapagos Finches
The Changing Globe: Continental Drift
Time and Earth History: Life Originates and Diversifies
Earth History: Paleozoic: Life Leaves the Sea
Earth History: Mesozoic: Reptiles Reign, Mammals Emerge
Earth History: Cenozoic: Mammals Multiply
Section 2 The Molecular Basis of Life
The Molecular Basis of Life: DNA: The Double Helix
The Molecular Basis of Life: DNA Replication
The Molecular Basis of Life: DNA and RNA Molecules
Transcription and Translation: Protein Synthesis
The Alphabet of Life: The Universal Genetic Code
Evolution of a Protein: Lessons from Globin Genes
Relationships of Living Species: DNA Hybridization and DNA Sequencing
Relationships of Living Species: Immunology
Relationships of Living Species: Calibrating Molecular Clocks
Molecular Clocks: Proteins that Evolve at Different Rates
A Fast Molecular Clock: Mitochondrial DNA
Individual Variation: Mini- and Microsatellites: DNA Fingerprinting
Evolution at Two Levels: Molecules and Morphology
New Frontiers: Animal Body Plans: Homeobox Genes
New Frontiers: Lessons from an Extinct Species: The Return of the Quagga
Section 3 Our Living Primate Relatives
Primate Lineages: Kinds of Primates
Living Primates: World Distribution
Primate Ecology: Rain Forest Communities
Primate Ecology: Home Range and Territory
Primate Ecology: Habitat and Niche Separation
Food and Feeding: Diet and Dentition
Primates as Mammals: Tree Shrew Skeleton
Primate Locomotion: In the Trees and on the Ground
Locomotor Analysis: Body Proportions
Locomotor Independence: Infant Development
Primate Grasping: Hands and Feet
Manual Dexterity: Hands and Doing: Forelimb Flexibility
Behavioral Potential: Upright and Bipedal
Primates as Mammals: The Social Revolution and Mammalian Brain
Sensory Adaptations: Olfaction: Noses and Smelling: Communication
Sensory Adaptations: Eyes and Seeing: Visual Field and Depth Perception
Sensory Adaptations: Eyes and Seeing: The World of Day and Color
Visual Communication: Facial Expressions and Gestures
Sensory Adaptations: Audition: Ears and Hearing
Auditory Communication: Primate Vocalizations
The Brain Map: Cerebral Cortex
Communication, Language, and the Brain
Primate Social Life: Social Groups and Social Bonds
Primates as Mammals: Life Stages and Life History
Primate Life History: Female Reproductive Cycles
Primate Life History: Variation in Female Reproduction
Primate Life History: Infants and Survival
Primate Life History: Juveniles and Transitions
Primate Life History: Males and Social Living
Sex Differences: Female and Male Variation
Life Stories: Biography in Bones: Gombe Chimpanzees
Primate Intelligence: Solving Problems
Chimpanzee Behavior: Using Tools and Learning Skills
Population Variation: Behavior, Traditions, and Transmission
Symbols and Abstractions: The Candy Game
Section 4 Primate Diversity and Adaptation
Primate Origins: Rain Forests, Plants, and Primates
Primate Evolution: Archaic Primates in the Paleocene
Primate Evolution: Primate Diversity in the Eocene
Prosimian Family Tree: Adaptive Radiation
Prosimian Ecology and Niche Separation: Galagos and Pottos
Prosimians: Island Isolation and Lemur Ecology
Lemur Reproduction: Female Dominance, Ecology, and Energetics
Tarsiers: Leaping Specialists
Prosimians and Anthropoids: Special Senses and Dentition
Primate Evolution: Anthropoids of the Fayum, Egypt
New Wold Monkey Origins: The Rafting Hypothesis
New World Monkey Family Tree: Adaptive Radiation
New World Monkeys: Callitrichins: Tamarins and Marmosets
New World Monkeys: Co-parenting in Titi Monkeys
New Wolrld Monkeys: Pitheciins and Seed Predation
New World Monkeys: Cebines: Animal Predators
New World Monkeys: Atelines and Prehensile Tails
New World and Old World Monkeys: More than a Matter of Noses
Old World Monkey Family Tree: Adaptive Radiation
Old World Monkeys: Banquet and Smorgasbod Feeders
Old World World Monkeys: Guenons: Masked Monkeys
Old World Monkeys: African Colobus Monkeys
Old World Monkeys: Hanuman Langurs: Sacred Monkeys
Old World Monkeys: Macaques: Weed and Nonweed
Old World Monkeys and Apes: Locomotor Adaptation: Trunk Proportions
Old World Monkeys and Apes: Feeding Spheres: Locomotor-Feeding Anatomy
Fossil Monkeys in the Miocene and Pliocene
Fossil Apes in he Miocene
Miocene Apes: Putting Proconsul Together
Ape Family Tree: Adaptive Radiation
Asian Apes: Gibbons and Siamangs: Acrobatic Singers
Asian Apes: Orangutans: Enigmatic Apes
African Apes: Patterns of Sexual Dimorphism
African Apes: Gorillas: Gentle Giants
African Apes: Chimpanzees: Contrast in Social Living
Chimpanzees and Humans: Comparative Anatomy
Section 5 Human Evolution
Sherwood Washburn and the New Physical Anthropology
Human Origins: The Ecological Theater and the Savanna Mosaic
Fossils in the Making: From Death to Discovery
Measuring Time: Nuclear and Paleomagnetic Clocks
Early Hominid Sites: Distribution in Time and Space
Hominid Site: Olduvai George, Tanzania
Hominid Site: Koobi Fora, Lake Turkana, Kenya
Hominid Sites: West Lake Turkana and Allia Bay, Kenya
Hominid Sites: Afar Triangle, Ethiopia
Hominid Sites: Taung and Sterkfontein, South Africa
Hominid Site: Swartkrans, South Africa
South African Caves: Predators and Prey
Early Hominid Behavior: Lines of Evidence
Chimpanzees and Humans: Bipedal Anatomy and Locomotion
Hominid Locomotion: Pelvis and Lower Limb
Hominid Locomotion: Footprints and Foot Bones
Hominid Locomotion: What Does Lucy Tell Us?
Australopithecines: Cranial and Facial Comparisons
Australophithecines: Dental Comparisons
Australopithecine Adaptation: Gracile and Robust Species
The Great Brain Drain: Brain Evolution
New Techniques: Making Visible the Invisible
Hand Function: Locomotion and Tools
Early Homo in Africa: Hominids Leave Africa: The First Wave
Expansion into Europe: Homo heidelbergensis
The Neanderthals: A Distinct Species
Origin of Homo sapiens: Out of Africa
Neanderthals and Modern Humans in the Near East
Expansion of Homo sapiens and the Origin of Art
Language and the Brain: The Left Brain Interpreter
Section 6 Human Adaptation
Sexual Reproduction and Fertilization
Human Development: Body Segments and Body Proportions
Growth and Development: Body Systems and Life Stages
Growth and Development: Head and Dentition
Growth and Development: Bones and the Skeleton
Hard Tissue Markers of Life Events
Human Variation: Sex Chromosomes and Sex-linked Genes
Sexual Development, Sex Differences, and Body Composition
Population Variation: Human Reproduction and Cultural Influence
Human Adaptation: Skin as the Protective Body Shield
Human Adaptation: Milk and Culture: Lactose and Lactase
Human Adaptation: Living at High Altitudes
Populations and ABO Blood Groups
Human Adaptation: Sickle Cell Trait: Defense against Malaria
Human Adaptation: Sickle Cell: Environment and Culture
Human Migrations: Genes and Language
Getting the Most Out of Color
Appendix
Bibliography
Index