In the Light of Evolution: Essays from the Laboratory and Field

Jonathan Losos is Monique and Philip Lehner Professor for the Study of Latin America at Harvard University. He is the recipient of a number of awards, including the Theodosius Dobzhansky Prize from the Society for the Study of Evolution and the David Starr Jordan Prize from the American Society of Naturalists. 

Foreword by David QuammenCharles Darwin: Traveller, Author, and Naturalist by Janet BrowneDarwin in the Pumpkin Patch or Bay Area Travels with Charlie by James CurtsingerDarwin Under the Microscope: Witnessing Evolution In Microbes by Carl ZimmerFour Legs Good, Two Legs Fortuitous: Brains, Brawn, and the Evolution of Human Bipedalism by Daniel LiebermanDetective Work in the West Indies: Integrating Historical and Experimental Approaches to Study the Evolutionary Diversification of Island Lizards by Jonathan B. LososPatterns, Process, and the Parable of the Coffeepot Incident: Arms Races Between Newts and Snakes from Landscapes to Molecules by Edmund D. Brodie, IIIThe Herbivore's Dilemma: Never Enough Nitrogen by Naomi E. Pierce and Andrew BerryMy Island Life by Luke HarmonDiversity in the Weapons of Sexual Selection: Horn Evolution in Dung Beetles by Douglas EmlenSex, Society, and Peacock Tails: Sexual Selection from Darwin to Modern Times by Marlene Zuk and Teri OrrSexual Selection: A Tutorial from the Túngara Frog by Michael J. RyanGuppies and the Empirical Study of Adaptation by David ReznickO Sting, Where Is Thy Death? The Evolution of Altruism by David QuellerKing Midas and His Many Extremely Young Species: Studies on Speciation in Crater Lake Cichlid Fishes in Nicaragua by Axel MeyerFrom Darwin to DNA: The Genetic Basis of Color Adaptations by Hopi E. HoekstraFossil Discovery and the Origin of Tetrapods by Ted Daeschler and Neil ShubinLonghorns, Whitetails, and the Evolution of "Wild" by Harry W. Greene