A serious one, for advanced courses. I held it in my hands the other day (Jonathan Eisen brought a copy to Scifoo to show). I hope to get one soon. Check it out at its homepage and order yourself a copy. It looks great!
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Is this an update of the Futuyma Evolution textbook, or something new entirely?
Something new entirely and it looks awesome!
It is indeed totally new. Thanks for the plug by the way. You can get a sample copy and look at all the figures on the book web site by the way.
What I meant was – you can get a sample chapter on the book web site … big oops.