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| Part I: HEREDITY AND EVOLUTION | |
| 2. The Development of Evolutionary Theory | |
| 3. The Biological Basis of Life | |
| 4. Heredity and Evolution | |
| Part II: PRIMATES | |
| 5. An Overview of the Primates | |
| 6. Fundamentals of Primate Behavior | |
| 7. Models for Human Evolution | |
| Part III: HOMINID EVOLUTION | |
| 8 Processes of Macrevolution: Mammalian/Primate Evolutionary History | |
| 9. Paleoanthropology: Reconstructing Early Hominid Behavior and Ecology | |
| 10. Hominid Origins | |
| 11.Homo erectus and Contemporaries | |
| 12. Neanderthals and Other Archaic Homo sapiens | |
| 13. Homo sapiens | |
| PART IV: CONTEMPORARY HUMAN EVOLUTION | |
| 14. Microevolution in Modern Human Populations | |
| 15. Human Variations and Adaptation | |
| 16. Legacies of Human Evolutionary History | |
| Appendix A: Atlas of Primate | |
| Appendix B: Population Genetics: The Math of Microevolution | |
| Appendix C: Major Fossil Hominid Sites, Geographic Distribution of Living Nonhuman Primates, World Political Map | |
| Glossary | |
| Bibliography | |
| Index |
