River emerging from Eden

How is the German term Bauplan, understood as a “fundamental structure of the structure”, can push zoologists to serious mistakes? Who is “mitochondrial Eve” and why, according to Dokinza, there is more poetry in it than in her mythological namesake? How and why did the famous Bee Dance evolved? And why, in the end, creationism continues to have such an irresistible attractiveness and are there any arguments that can convince the inveterate creationists? In this book, first published in 1995, the legendary scientist and popularizer of science Richard Dokins once again sets himself the task of showing how poetically the scientific picture of the world, which is based on the Darwin theory of evolution