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Interview: Anthony Barnosky on climate change and mammal evolution UC Berkeley Professor Anthony Barnosky gives the inside scoop on how climate change has affected past speciation of mammals and how it may affect biodiversity in the future. This article appears at ActionBioscience.org.

Audience:  9-12 Source:  ActionBioscience.org Resource type:  Interview with Scientist

Interview: Douglas Futuyma on natural selection This interview with one of the most influential evolutionary biologists of today addresses many aspects of natural selection: how it works, examples, misconceptions, and implications. This article appears at ActionBioscience.org.

Audience:  9-12 Source:  ActionBioscience.org Resource type:  Interview with Scientist

Interview: Geerat Vermeij on the Fossil record This interview with MacArthur Fellow and paleobiologist, Geerat Vermeij, covers much ground, including adaptations in the mollusks he studies, evolutionary arms races, punctuated equilibrium, extinctions, macroevolution, and the value of diversity.

Audience:  9-12 Source:  California Academy of Sciences Resource type:  Interview with Scientist

Interview: Nicole King on the origins of multicellularity Biologist and UC Berkeley Professor Nicole King explains how she investigates a major transition in evolutionary history: the evolution of multicellular life forms from unicellular ones. This article appears at ActionBioscience.org.

Audience:  9-12 Source:  ActionBioscience.org Resource type:  Interview with Scientist