@article{324422,
      recid = {324422},
      author = {Zuk, M.},
      title = {Riddled with life : friendly worms, ladybug sex, and the  parasites that make us who we are /},
      publisher = {Harcourt,},
      address = {Orlando :},
      pages = {328 p. ;},
      year = {2008},
      abstract = {According to evolutionary biologist Zuk, germs and disease  don't deserve their bad rep. Drawing on recent research and  her own studies, she explains why disease is mankind's best  friend, indeed the key that jump-started the entire  evolutionary explosion. Along the way, she answers  questions many of us dare not ask, such as: Why don't male  birds have penises? Why are we attracted to our mates? Zuk  also describes the function of STDs and explains why women  live longer than men. Her wide-ranging sampling of stories  from the natural will appeal to everyone who enjoys popular  science.--From publisher description.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/324422},
}