Woman. The evolutionary view of how and why the female form appeared. Emer D.

Over the centuries, the female body worried the minds of not only artists and writers who became to convey all its attractiveness, but also scientists who invariably asked the same questions: why is the female body so much from the male? What led to the formation of these differences? And how, so fragile, does it take out loads and pain not only on a par, but also better than men?

The evolutionary geneticist and teacher Dina Emer spent most of her life in the study of the evolution of the female body and the female reproductive system. She studied biological, sociocultural and environmental factors that influenced the formation of bodies of female individuals among animals and people for millennia. And this book, based on its extensive professional knowledge and pedagogical experience, will answer all these (and many others!) Questions in a simple and understandable language, allowing you to look far into our evolutionary past.