The evolution myth : or, The genes cry out their urgent song, Mister Darwin got it wrong / Jirí A. Mejsnar.

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Annotation The origins of life, species and man continue to interest scientists and stir debate among the general public more than one hundred and fifty years after Charles Darwin published 'On the Origin of Species'. 'The Evolution Myth' approaches the subject with two intertwined objectives: firstly, Jirí A. Mejsnar first sets out to convey the advances made in cosmology, molecular biology, genetics, and other sciences that have enabled us to change our views on our origins and our relationship with the universe; his second objective is to use biology to explain why evolution cannot have taken place in the way that is most commonly assumed.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents -- Preface -- Chapter I. Man in Natural Classification -- Chapter II. The Age of Man -- Chapter III. Cro-Magnons and Neanderthals -- Chapter IV. The Origin of Man -- Chapter V. On the Origin of Species -- Chapter VI. The Idea Leading to Man -- Epilogue -- References -- Glossary -- Appendix 1. Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) -- Appendix 2. Radiochemical dating methods -- Appendix 3. DNA structure and basic function -- Appendix 4. An excursion into �heterocyclic chemistry� -- About the author -- Index

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