Here you’ll find a large collection of evolutionary-themed videos, arranged by topic, from EvoS-affiliated events and speakers as well as from all over the web! Also see our EvoS Seminar Series page for many more videos! Please contact the webmaster with ideas for additions.
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Video Archives
The EvoS Consortium
- Introduction to EvoS
David Sloan Wilson & Dan O’Brien [Binghamton University] - About the EvoS Program at SUNY New Paltz
Glenn Geher [SUNY New Paltz]
Botany
- A Plant’s-Eye View
Michael Pollan [TED; March, 2007] - Mutualists, Pathogens, and the Evolution of Sex in Wild Garlic
Margaret L. Ronsheim [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2010] - The Hidden Beauty of Pollination
Louie Schwartzberg [TED; March, 2011] - Plants and People in the Intermountain High Desert: From Hunter-Gatherer to Sustainable Landscapes
William Varga [SUNY New Paltz; February 12, 2014]
Controversy
- Reconciling Religion and Science
James Wiseman & Michael Ruse [Howard Hughes Medical Institute 2005] - Response to Rick Warren
Daniel Dennett [TED; February, 2006] - Fossils, Genes, and Mousetraps: Evidence for Evolution and the Intelligent Design Controversy
Kenneth Miller [Howard Hughes Medical Institute; 2006] - Intelligent Design v. Evolutionary Theory
Elliot Sober [Binghamton University; 2006] - Investigating Evolution
Kevin Padian [Grace Cathedral, San Francisco; November 4, 2007] - The Greatest Show on Earth
Richard Dawkins [Berkeley, California; October 7, 2009] - Mind and Intelligence: Can Evolution or Creation best explain rationality and original thought?
Glenn Geher & Andy McIntosh [SUNY New Paltz; April 18, 2013]
Development and Learning
- The Haphazard Construction of the Human Mind
Gary Marcus [Palo Alto, California; April 23, 2008] - Cognitive Ecology: Evolutionary Approaches to Associative Learning
Karen Hollis [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - Testosterone and Male Life History: Evidence for Developmental Adaptation in the Philippines
Chris Kuzawa [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - Childhood Experience and the Development of Reproductive Strategies: An Evolutionary Theory of Socialisation Revisited
Jay Belsky, [Binghamton University; Fall 2010] - Childhood Evolving: The Role of Development in the Evolution of Mind
Melvin Kooner [University of Alabama; November 11, 2010] - Is Case-Based Decision Theory Consistent with Empirical Patterns of Human Classification Learning?
Andreas Duus Pape and Kenneth Kurtz [Binghamton University; Spring 2011]
Ecology
- Lyrical Nature Photos
Frans Lanting [TED; February, 2005] - Mammals and Climate Change
Elizabeth Hadly [California Academy of Sciences; March 18, 2010] - Evolutionary Ecological Change in the Devonian Period of NY State
Carleton Brett [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2010] - Untangling the Entangled Bank: Direct and Indirect Effects of Antagonism on Mutualism
Kari Segraves, [Binghamton University; Fall 2010] - Using Historical Biodiversity Data to Infer Climatic Shifts on California Coastal Environments
Terrence Gosliner [California Academy of Sciences; March 19, 2011] - Here on Earth: An Argument for Hope
Timothy Flannery [San Francisco; May 3, 2011] - Mammals and Lice: Evolutionary Insights from Host-Parasite Associations Jessica Light [Binghamton University; Spring 2011]
- What changes with the evolution of sociality? A comparative study in social and solitary huntsman spiders
Linda S. Rayor [Binghamton University; February 13, 2012] - How Daphnia safely catch some rays: Adaptation to UV radiation exposure in subalpine ponds
Brooks Miner [Binghamton University; March 12, 2012] - There and Back Again: Songbird Migration and the Geolocator Revolution
Eli Bridge [Binghamton; October 1, 2012] - Restoring locally adapted eastern oysters, Crassostrea virginica, to New York Harbor Estuary; how ‘local’ must they be?
Matthew Hare [Binghamton University; April 22, 2013] - Lemur Evolution and Ecology Dr. Patricia Wright [Stony Brook University, March 2, 2015]
- How Aggression has Shaped the Appearance of Primates Dr. James Higham [New York University, February 15, 2016]
Education
- The Human Ancestral Environment for Education, and Its Relevance for Education Today
Peter Gray [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - Workshop on Teaching Evolution in American Schools
Glenn Geher, Niles Eldgridge, Greg Eldridge, & Michelle Eldridge [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2010] - State of EvoS 2011: Darwin Day — Part One, and Part Two
Glenn Geher [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2011] - Evolutionary Studies in Higher Education: Into the Gray and Out Again
Rosemarie Sokol Chang, Jennifer Waldo, and Glenn Geher [SUNY New Paltz; October 26, 2012] - Building EvoS Programs is not Always Easy
Rebecca Burch and Kristina Spaulding [SUNY New Paltz; October 26, 2012] - Evolutionary Studies from the Student Perspective
Rachael Carmen, Daniel Glass, and Amanda Guitar [SUNY New Paltz; October 26, 2012] - EvoS Online: Deep History Meets the Future
Kevin Eric Sheridan and Hadassah Head [SUNY New Paltz; October 26, 2012]
Emotion and Cognition
- Why Everyone (Else) Is a Hypocrite
Robert Kurzban [Princeton University Press] - The Empathic Civilization: The Evolution of Empathy
Jeremy Rifkin [RSA Animation] - Why Are We Happy?
Dan Gilbert [TED; February 2004] - The Moral Roots of Liberals and Conservatives
Jonathan Haidt [TED; March 2008] - The Evolution of Compassion
Robert Wright [London; October, 2009] - Investigations at the Interface of Morphology, Evolution, and Cognition
Josh Bongard, [Binghamton University; Fall 2010] - We Are All African
Christopher W. diCarlo [University of Alabama; March 31, 2011] - The Real Reason the Brain Evolved
Daniel Wolpert [Edinburgh, Scotland; July, 2011] - Post Relationship Grief: Using Evolution to Understand a Broken Heart
Craig Eric Morris [Binghamton; February 18, 2012] - Empathy, Cruelty, and Religion: An Evolutionary-Cognitive Perspective
John Teehan [Binghamton; Mach 4, 2012] - The Evolution of Jealousy (With Clips from Cheaters, Closer, and Chris Rock)
Barry X. Kuhle [Binghamton; October 15, 2012] - The NeuroAffective Foundations of Mind: From Psychic Pain to Primal Joy
Jaak Panksepp [Binghamton; November 5, 2012] - If the Aim of the Community is Happiness, Then…
Bjorn Grinde [Binghamton; February 10, 2014] - Evolution, Cognition, and History (of Religions)
Luther H. Martin [Binghamton; March 10, 2014] - Transcendental Medication: Defraying the Costs of Analysis Paralysis Christopher Lynn [University of Alabama; April 13, 2015]
Evolution (General)
- Videos for Students (Evolving Ideas) PBS.org
- Evolution Video of the Day HowStuffWorks.com
- Evolution’s Genius TED.com
- The Genial Gene
Joan Roughgarden [Mountain View, California; June 22, 2009] - Unique Animated Evolution Demonstration by Tyler Rhodes; Scientific American
Evolutionary Psychology (General)
- Cute, Sexy, Sweet, Funny
Daniel Dennett [TED; February 2009] - How Did Evolution Shape Human Behavior?
David De Gusta & William Henry Gilbert [Berkeley; November 7, 2010] - Symbolic Behavior, Behavioral Psychology, and the Clinical Importance of Evolution Science
Steven C. Hayes [Binghamton University; Spring 2011] - Q&A With an Evolutionary Psychologist
Robert Kurzban [OnlinePsychologyDegrees.com] - Visual Attention and the Acquisition of Information in Human Crowds
Andrew C. Gallup [Binghamton; March 12, 2012] - Hive Psychology and the Moral Life of Homo duplex
Jonathan Haidt [Binghamton; April 23, 2012] - The Dirtiest Sex Talk You’ll Ever Hear: The Psychology of Lust, Disgust, and Moral Reasoning
Jesse Bering [Binghamton; November 19, 2012] - Sexual Misconception: She’s Just Not That into You
Carin Perilloux [Binghamton; December 3, 2012] - Free EP: Engaging Everyone in Evolution
Rosemarie Sokol-Chang [New Paltz; April 12, 2014] - Killers Among Us Joshua Duntley [Richard Stockton College of New Jersey; April 11, 2016]
History & Science of Evolutionary Study
- Evolution: Constant Change and Common Threads
Sean B. Carroll & David M. Kingsley [Howard Hughes Medical Institute; 2005] - Is Charles Darwin Past His Sell By Date?
Michael Ruse [University of Sydney; February 17, 2009] - What Did Darwin Do?
Warren Almon [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2009] - How Far Can Darwin Take Us?
Steven Pinker & Adam Gopnik [New York City; May 20, 2009] - Evolutionary Theory: Toward an Extended Synthesis?
Massimo Pigliucci [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - Mr. Jefferson and the Giant Moose
Lee Dugatkin [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2010] - Darwin: Discovering the Tree of Life
Niles Eldridge and Ken Nystrom[SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2010]
Human Evolution, Culture, and Comparative Evolution
- A Family Tree of Humanity
Spencer Wells [Arusha, Tanzania; June, 2007] - Digging for Humanity’s Origins
Louise Leakey [TED; February 2008] - The Most Dangerous Animal: Human Nature and the Origin of War
David Livingstone Smith [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2009] - The Illusion of Skin Color
Nina Jablonski [TED; February, 2009] - Ask a Scientist: Sex and War
Thomas Hayden and David Malcolm Potts [San Francisco, California; March 24, 2009] - Are Humans Still Evolving?
Christopher Dye [Gresham University; March 26, 2009] - Evolution of the Dominant Animal
Paul R. Ehrlich [San Francisco, California; April 15, 2009] - We Evolved from Aquatic Apes
Elain Morgan [TED; July, 2009] - Recent Discoveries in the Sierra de Atapuerca (Spain)
Rolf Quam [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - The Neurons That Shaped Civilization
V.S. Ramachandran [Mysore, India; November, 2009] - The Leakey Foundation
Anne Pusey [California Academy of Sciences; October 15, 2010] - Australopithecus sediba: a New Species of Homo-like Australopith from South Africa
Darryl de Ruiter [Binghamton University; Fall 2010] - Neandertals, Races and Assimilation Model of Modern Human Origins
Fred Smith [Binghamton University; Fall 2010] - From Bones to Bodies
Adrienne Zihlman [California Academy of Sciences; September 28, 2010] - Are “Ardi” and “Lucy” Really Female?
Adrienne Zihlman [California Academy of Sciences; November 6, 2010] - A Bite Through Time
Tanya M. Smith [California Academy of Sciences; November 6, 2010] - The Evolution of Human Diet
Teresa E. Steele [California Academy of Sciences; November 6, 2010] - Neanderthals Deciphered
Jean-Jacques Hublin [California Academy of Sciences; January 18, 2011] - Are We Reading for Neo-Evolution?
Harvey Fineberg [TED; March 2011] - Lucy’s Legacy: The Quest for Human Origins
Donald Johanson [California Academy of Sciences; May 9, 2011] - How Language Transformed Humanity
Mark Pagel [Edinburgh, Scotland; July, 2011] - Genes, Technology, and the Evolution of Culture
Matt Ridley [University of Melbourne; July 2011] - DNA Clues to Our Inner Neanderthal
Svante Pääbo [Edinburgh, Scotland; August, 2011] - Part Ape, Part Human: The Fossils of Malapa
Lee Berger [National Geographic; October 19, 2011] - A Debate: Who was the Hobbit?
Robert Martin and Ian Tattersall [San Francisco, California; December 6, 2011] - Dental Paleoanthropology: Sinking out Teeth into Human Evolution
Shara Bailey [Binghamton; March 11, 2012] - The Natural Sciences, the Humanities, and the Social Sciences: An Evolutionary Biological Theory of Human Uniqueness Puts it all Together
Paul M. Bingham and Joanne Souza [SUNY New Paltz; October 26, 2012] - Death from a Distance
Paul M. Bingham and Joanna Souza [University of Alabama; March 21, 2013] - Reflections on Modern Human Origins in the Post-Neandertal Genome Era
Trentom Holliday [Binghamton; September 30, 2013] - Paleoneurology and Human Brain Evolution
Ralph Holloway [SUNY New Paltz; February 10, 2014] - From Ardipithicus to Agriculture: The Science of Diet and Human Evolution
Ken Nystrom [SUNY New Paltz; March 10, 2014] - When One Male is Not Enough: The Diversity of Primate Mating Systems
Andreas Koenig [SUNY New Paltz; March 24, 2014] - Late Pleistocene Hunter-Gatherers: New Insights from Research in Southwestern France
Kathleen Sterling & Sebastien Lacombe [Binghmaton; April 7, 2014] - Primate Sexual Behavior: Confirmation, Continuums, and Cautions
Craig Bielert [SUNY New Paltz; April 21, 2014] - Animal Hypnosis: The Role of Fear and Predation Gordon G. Gallup, Jr. [SUNY Albany; March 7, 2016]
Humanities
- From Landscape to Life: An Artist’s View
Steven Siegel [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - A Sociobiological View of Hero Creation
Victoria Engels Ph.D [Department of Biology, Marist College; Spring 2011] - Survival of the Beautiful
David Rothenberg [SUNY New Paltz; March 11, 2013] - The Historical Position of Literary Darwinism
Joseph Caroll [University of Alabama; April 19, 2013] - The Evolution & Art Interface – Darwin Day 2015 Gabrielle Starr Ph.D [New York University, Dean of Arts and Science, March 12, 2015]
Mating and Sexuality
- The Peacock’s Tale
PBS [2001] - Why We Love and Cheat
Helen Fisher [TED; February 2006] - How Women Compete for Mates
Maryanne Fisher [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2009] - The Science of Sex Appeal: An Evolutionary Perspective
Gordon Gallup [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2009] - Intimacy, Infidelity and the Individual
Justin Garcia [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2009] - Darwin’s Legacy in the Behavioural Sciences: Human Mating Research in the 20th Century
David Schmitt [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2009] - Hormones and Human Childcare: Evolutionary and Proximate Dimensions of a Cooperative Breeder
Peter B. Gray [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - Desire, Sex, Longing for Love: A Tripartite Conundrum
William Jankowiak [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - Hedging Their Bets? Explaining Long-Term Investment in Juveniles by Male Baboons
Liza Moscovice [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - The Evolution of Non-Conceptive Mating: New Insights from Studies of Wild Western Gorillas
Diane Doran-Sheehy [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - A Darwinian Theory of Beauty
Denis Dutton [TED; February, 2010] - Mother’s Touch: A Source of Individual Variation in Daughter’s Reproduction
Nicole Cameron [Binghmaton; April 16, 2012] - Two Men and a Baby: The Reproductive Success of Homosexual Males
Sarah Strout [SUNY New Paltz; March 18, 2013] - Sexual Fluidity in Women: An Evolutionary Adaptive Trait
Sarah Radtke [SUNY New Paltz; March 24, 2014] - Human Mating Strategies
David Buss [SUNY New Paltz; April 11,2014] - Facebook Frenemies and Selfie-Promotion: Intrasexual Competition in the Digital Age Amanda Guitar [Binghamton; April 06, 2015]
- The Evolutionary Psychology of Breaking Up and Making Up T. Joel Wade [Bucknell University; April 20, 2015]
Medicine and Health
- Evolution and Premenstrual Syndrome
Chris Reiber [Binghamton University; Fall 2009] - Our Natural Sleep Cycle
Jessa Gamble [Oxford, UK; July 2010] - How We Get Cancer and Why it Has Been so Hard to Cure
Carlo C. Maley [Binghamton University] - Ancestral Health Symposium
[UCLA; August 2011] - Evolutionary Insights into the Causes, Treatment, and Prevention of Cancer
Paul Ewald [University of Alabama; February 6, 2012] - Evolutionary versus Racial Medicine: Why it Matters.
Joseph L. Graves, Jr. [Binghamton; April 30, 2012] - Evolutionary Medicine
Gordon G. Gallup, Jr. [SUNY New Paltz; October 26, 2012] - Evolution and Human Health: EVO 201 and Connections with Robb Wolf’s Paleo Solution
Hamilton M. Stapell [SUNY New Paltz; October 26, 2012] - How hip is human life history?
Holly Dunsworth [SUNY New Paltz; April 1, 2013] - Back to the Past: The Industrial Revolution, the Digital Revolution, and “New” Paradigms for Living in a Rapidly Changing World
Hamilton Stapell [SUNY New Paltz; April 8, 2013] - Evolutionary Pressures, Infectious Diseases, and Self-Organizing Social Systems
Nina Fefferman [Binghamton; September 23, 2013]
Microbiology
- Can We Domesticate Germs?
Paul Ewald [TED; March 2007] - How Bacteria “Talk”
Bonnie Bassler [TED; February 2009] - A Planet of Viruses
Carl Zimmer [San Francisco, California; June 7, 2011]
Molecular Evolution and Genetics
- The Jumping Genome: Changing Ideas about Heredity and Evolution
Nina Federoff [Santa Fe Institute; September 13, 2006] - A New Tale of the Primate Split
Todd Disotell [California Academy of Sciences; January 12, 2010] - Nurturing Nature: Epigenetics and the Transmission of behavior Across Generations
Frances A. Champagne [SUNY New Paltz; April 12, 2010] - From Darwin to DNA: How Organisms Adapt to Their Environment
Hopi Hoekstra [University of Alabama; December 13, 2010] - Nature, Nurture…or Neither?
Steve Jones [Canberra, Australia; April 13, 2011] - Who Lives? Who Dies?
Martin Chalfie, Beth Shapiro [National Geographic; November 11, 2011] - Grandfather’s Age at Reproduction Influences Grand-children’s Telomere Length: Thrifty Telomeres and Intergenerational Adaptive Plasticity
Dan Eisenberg [Binghamton; February 27, 2012] - What Makes Us Tick? Orchids, Dandelions, and the Genetic Roots of Temperament
David Dobbs [Binghamton; March 26, 2012] - A genetic incompatibility in DNA mismatch repair: consequences for adaptive evolution
Eric Alani [Binghamton; November 12, 2012] - Neanderthal Evolution- Surfing the genomic wave: archaic hominin hybridization with modern humans
Todd Disotell [SUNY New Paltz; March 4, 2013] - Neandertime
John Hawks [University of Alabama; April 3, 2013] - Using Genomics to Study Biology and Disease
Rick Myers [University of Alabama; April 8, 2013] - Tracking the Evolutionary History of an Adaptive Allele
James Sobel [Binghamton; November 4, 2013] - Mitochondrial-Nuclear Epistasis: Are your genomes compatible?
Heather Fiumera [Binghamton; March 3, 2014]
Public Policy and Applied Evolution
- The Case for Capitalism from an Evolutionary Perspective
Michael Shermer [Washington, D.C.; January 11, 2008] - The Evolving World: Applications of evolutionary science, from public health to forensics to conservation
David Mindell [California Academy of Sciences; February 10, 2009] - Evolving the City
David Sloan Wilson [University of Sydney; 2010] - Does Understanding Evolution Help us Understand Ethics?
Peter Singer [University of Sydney; February 9, 2011] - Functional Contextualism, Relational Frame Theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, the Matrix-and Evolution
Kevin L. Polk [Binghamton; March 5,2012] - EvoS, The Binghamton Neighborhood Project, and the Future of Evolution in Higher Education
David Sloan Wilson [SUNY New Paltz; October 26,2012] - Evolved This Way: Evolutionary Approaches to Clinical Psychology
Daniel J. Glass [SUNY New Paltz; April 22, 2013] - Politics in the Age of Biology
Dominic Johnson [Binghamton; April 29, 2013] - Collective Efficiency in the Neighborhoods of Boston, MA: An Exploration of the Evolution of Cooperation, and the Implications for Understanding Healthy Communities
Daniel O’Brien [Binghmaton; February 17, 2014] - 311 Hotlines and the Maintenance of the Urban Commons: Examining the Intersection of Policy and the Evolved Human Animal Daniel O’Brien [Northeastern University; March 2015]
- Evolution of Humans: Collaborative, Humane, Xenophobic, and Moralistically Violent Paul Bingham & Joanne Souza [Stony Brook; March 14, 2016]
- The Role of Resemblance in Families and Beyond Rebecca Burch [SUNY Oswego; April 19, 2016]
Technology
- Nature’s Designs
Janine Benyus [TED; February 2005] - How Technology Evolves
Kevin Kelly [TED; February, 2005] - “Self-Aware” Robots
Hod Lipson [TED; March, 2007] - Memes and “Temes”
Susan Blackmore [TED; February, 2008] - More Perfect Than We Imagined: A Physicist’s View
William Bialek [New York City; November 3, 2010] - Using Nature to Grow Batteries
Angela Belcher [Caltech; January 2011] - Growing and Evolving Soft Robots
John Rieffel [Binghamton; February 6, 2012] - To Upgrade is Human
Gregory Stock [TED; February 11, 2013] - Accelerating Discovery: Distilling Natural Laws from Experimental Data, from Physics to Biology
Hod Lipson [Binghamton; February 11, 2013] - The (un)changing nature of resource policies: Technological and institutional impediments to efficient hydrocarbon extraction
Robert Holahan [Binghamton; February 25, 2013] - Introduction to Evolution Computation
David Schaffer [Binghamton; October 21, 2013] - Search for Stable Crystal Structures with an Evolutionary Algorithm: Prediction and Discovery of a New Superconductor
Aleksey Kolmogrov [Binghamton; March 17, 2014] - Primate Evolution in the Modern Age Dr. Todd Disotell [New York University; March 2015]
Zoology & Paleontology
- Engineering and Evolution
Robert Full [TED; February, 2002] - The Real-Life Culture of Bonobos
Susan Savage-Rumbaugh [TED; February 2004] - Animal Movement
Robert Full [TED; February, 2005] - Digging up Dinosaurs
Paul Sereno [TED; February, 2005] - Underwater Astonishment
- David Gallo [TED; March, 2007]
- Diet, Sex, and Aging for Supermodels (supermodel organisms, that is)
Aaron Haselton [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2009] - Phylogeny and Evolution of Unusual Genetic Systems in Armored Scale Insects Ben Normark [SUNY New Paltz; Spring 2009]
- Assassin Spiders from Around the World
Hannah Wood [California Academy of Sciences; November 3, 2010] - Sea Monster Island
Jørn Hurum [National Geographic; December 16, 2011] - Diversity and Evolution of Coral Reef Fishes
Luiz Rocha [California Academy of Sciences; January 24, 2012] - Fossil Horses
Bruce J. MacFadden[University of Alabama; April 2, 2013] - Differing Models for Faunal Turnover Events Within the Devonian of the Appalachian Basin
Alex Bartholomew [SUNY New Paltz; April 7, 2013] - Songs and the Suburbs: What Birds Can Teach Us About Communication and Conservation Kara Belinsky Ph.D [SUNY New Paltz, Department of Biology, February 23, 2015]
- Extravagant Weapons: The Story Behind Arms Races in Animals and People Doug Emlen Ph.D. [University of Montana; February 29, 2016]
Miscellaneous
- Growing Up in the Universe
Richard Dawkins [Royal Institution of Great Britain, December, 1991] - Our “Queer” Universe
Richard Dawkins [Oxford, UK; July, 2005] - Bigfoot and Wild Men of the Forest
Eugenie C. Scott [San Francisco; January 13, 2009] - Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human
Richard Wrangham [SUNY New Paltz; March 27, 2009] - Science and Skepticism
Eugenie C. Scott [Berkeley, California; April 24, 2010] - Finding Life We Can’t Imagine
Cristoph Adami [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; February 2011] - Organizational Benefits of Commensality
Kevin M. Kniffin [Binghamton; March 12, 2012] - Age Matters in Evolutionary Mismatch
Michael Rose [Binghamton; April 15, 2012] - The Social Conquest of Earth
E.O. Wilson [University of Alabama; October 17, 2012] - Sexual Evolution and Runaway Consumerism
Geoffrey Miller [SUNY New Paltz; February 11, 2013] - Ecological Consciousness: The Metaphysics of the Human Being
Andrew Faust [SUNY New Paltz; February 21, 2013] - Why do we yawn? Integrating neuroscience, physiology, and evolutionary theory
Andrew Gallup [SUNY New Paltz; April 15, 2013] - Evolution and Resource Governance: What Economics Can Bring to the Debate
John Gowdy and Lisi Krall [Binghamton; September 9, 2013] - Evolving Spiking Neural Network Senors to Characterize the Alcoholic Brain
Arnab Roy [Binghamton; December 2, 2013] - Strange Behavior? Could be an evolutionary trap!
Bruce Robertson [Binghmaton; February 24, 2014] - On how wrestling rhinoceros beetles, drinking LOVExCOLA and similar adventures, aka public and lifestyle experiments, may produce a bio-diverse, tasty and desirable future
Natalie Jeremijenko [SUNY New Paltz; February 24, 2014] - Evolutionary Costs and Benefits of Aggressive Displays Tom Nolen [SUNY New Paltz; February 8, 2016]
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