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Dominic Couzens

Firefly Books, 2008; 288 pages, $45.00

Theodore Cross

W.W. Norton & Co., 2009; 344 pages, $100.00

Douglas Palmer, illustrated by Peter Barrett

University of California Press, 2009; 374 pages, $39.95

edited by Diana Donald and Jane Munro

Yale University Press, 2009; 358 pages, $75.00

Jim Bell

Sterling Publishing Co., 2009; 160 pages, $19.95

Sean Carroll

 Dutton, 2010;  448 pages, $26.95

Gilbert Waldbauer,  Illustrations by James Nardi

 University of California Press, 2009; 233 pages, $25.95

Ian Tattersall

Pargrave Macmillan, 2012, 288 pages, $26.00

Rod Pyle

Prometheus Books, 2012, 348 pages, $19.00

Deciphering the link between nature and nurture

Raindrop pockmarks may provide clue to the density of Earth's atmosphere 2.7 billion years ago when the Sun was 30 percent dimmer than today.

The legacy of "Brian Tinsley's clever wife"

Tourists are only encouraging a dubious Vietnamese tradition.

Hear author Michio Kaku interviewed by Vittorio Maestro, Editor in Chief of Natural History. (MP3, 19 minutes)

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