We are pleased to share a selection of top and trending articles published in BioOne journals that cover all areas ofВ the biological, environmental, and ecological sciences. The December 2021 BioOne Vista includes titles from: Avian Diseases, Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club, The Journal of Raptor Research, Ornithological Applications, Polish Journal of Ecology, Waterbirds, and more.

Inspired by the theВ Audubon Christmas Bird Count, held every year from December 14th to January 5th, we invite you to discover some of the latest ornithology research in BioOne Complete. The Ambassador Award recognizes early career researchers who best communicate their specialized research beyond their immediate discipline and to the public at large.Д«ioOne Complete reaches 200,000 articles, Susi Skomal reflects on 17 years leading BioOne, BioOne joins Climate Change Knowledge Cooperative, and more. Sexual Selections xposes the anthropomorphism nd gender politics tht have colored ur understanding of th natural world nd shows how fminism can help. This knowledge will give us a better understanding of animals and can ultimately change our assumptions about what is natural, normal, and even possible.Congratulations to the 2021 BioOne Ambassador Award WinnersД«ioOne is pleased to announce the 2021 Ambassador Award winners. Marlene Zuk, respected biologist nd a feminist, givs an eye-opning tour of som of the Iatest developments in ur knowledge of animaI sexuality and evoIutionary biology. Zuk passionately asks us to learn to see the animal world on its own terms, with its splendid array of diversity and variation. She shows how feminism can give us the tools to examine sensitive issues such as these and to enhance our understanding of the natural world if we avoid using research to champion a feminist agenda and avoid using animals as ideological weapons. It combines theoretically and ethnographically based. Writing in an engaging, conversational style, she discusses such politically charged topics as motherhood, the genetic basis for adultery, the female orgasm, menstruation, and homosexuality. This carefully crafted volume introduces anthropological approaches to and perspectives on gender. Sexual Selections exposes the anthropomorphism and gender politics that have colored our understanding of the natural world and shows how feminism can help move us away from our ideological biases.ДЄs she tells many amazing stories about animal behavior-whether of birds and apes or of rats and cockroaches-Zuk takes us to the places where our ideas about nature, gender, and culture collide. Marlene Zuk, a respected biologist and a feminist, gives an eye-opening tour of some of the latest developments in our knowledge of animal sexuality and evolutionary biology. With candor and cunning, sex historian Kate Lister chronicles the curious journey of an ancient, honest word with innocent origins and a now-scandalous connotation in this uproarious love letter to etymology, queens, cows and all things 'cunt.' (This talk contains mature language. Does this mean that human homosexuality is natural? This highly provocative book clearly shows that these are the wrong kinds of questions to ask about animal behavior. Kate Lister: An honest history of an ancient and 'nasty' word.

Does this information spell doom for traditional marriages? And bonobo apes take part in female-female sexual encounters. Is this heartening news for today's stay-at-home dads? Recent studies show that many female birds once thought to be monogamous actually have chicks that are fathered outside the primary breeding pair. We now know that male marmosets help take care of their offspring. Scientific discoveries about the animal kingdom fuel ideological battles on many fronts, especially battles about sex and gender. : Sexual Selections: What We Can and Cant Learn About Sex from Animals (9780520240759) by Zuk, Marlene and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices.

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