Colin Tudge, Author . Hill and Wang $27 (0p) ISBN 978-0-374-17523-8
Just as A.N. Whitehead famously argued that "all moral philosophy is footnotes to Plato," Tudge (The Second Creation), a research fellow at the Centre for Philosophy at the London School of Economics, argues that "all genetics is...
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Colin Tudge, Author . Crown $27.95 (459p) ISBN 978-1-4000-5036-9
In an elegant tribute to denizens of nature that humans too often take for granted, British biologist Tudge (The Famine Business
) presents a wealth of intriguing facts about trees. Basing his information on science and writing "in a spirit of...
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Colin Tudge, Author Island Press $35 (266p) ISBN 978-1-55963-158-7
Zoos play an essential role in modern conservation strategy, stresses the author, a fellow of the Royal Zoological Society in London, their most important task being the breeding of endangered species for return to the wild. Tudge introduces us to...
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Colin Tudge, Author Scribner Book Company $27.5 (368p) ISBN 978-0-684-80726-3
With majestic sweep and subtle wit, British science writer Tudge brings an astonishing perspective to the story of humanity by telescoping three intertwined dramas: the past 40,000 years, in which Homo sapiens truly got into its stride, set against...
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Colin Tudge, Author Hill & Wang $25 (0p) ISBN 978-0-8090-4259-3
British science journalist Tudge has produced an exciting, intellectually adventurous survey of modern genetics, beginning with the neo-Darwinian fusion of Darwin's gradualist evolutionary ideas and Mendel's plant-breeding experiments, and extending
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