History in bones: Henry Fairfield Osborn (1857-1935) at the American Museum of Natural History
From visual memory to "racial soul"
Paper ancestors or "a word-painting of the scene and of the man or woman"
The hall of the age of man: the politics of building a site of phylogenetic remembrance
Creative evolution, or man's struggle up Mount Parnassus
History within between science and fiction
History in organisms: Julian Sorell Huxley (1887-1975) at the London Zoo and other institutions
If I were dictator: the modern synthesis, evolutionary humanism, and a superhuman memory
Evolution in action: the zoo as a site of phylogenetic remembrance
Scientific humanism in the extended zoo: history within as the basis of democratic reform
Evolutionary humanism: planned ecology and world heritage management through the Colonial Office, Unesco, IUCN, and WWF
The ascent of man defended
History in molecules: Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza (1922- ) and the genographic network
Human history as Brownian motion, or how genetic trees and gene maps draw things together
Cultural transmission and progress
The geography of "our heritage": from the human genome diversity project to the genographic project
The genographic network: science, markets, and genetic narratives
The genographics of unity in diversity.