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Human DNA's Big Surprise

An excellent detailed book. This book is easy to understand and the color plates really help out. If you are interested in family trees, genetics, and world history, this is a must read.......more

Fascinating read. What great insight especially into early Native American populations, Asia, Oceania and the Pacific. I wish there was more info but as a lay person with a hobbies interest in genetics, but a degree in history, it’s probably for the best that it wasn’t too technical. I am sure there......more

I thought this book was really interesting, but I did find myself a little skeptical. Maybe it’s because I didn’t fully understand his argument, or maybe it’s because I had just finished reading How to Lie With Statistics. I think as more information and research is done, this will get more and more......more

I don’t care for science written with an agenda. This book has an agenda to prove a young earth creation position. It fails. The mathematics underlying Jeanson’s dating of human origins is based on the mutation rate of Y-chromosome DNA. He assumes a steady mutation rate through human history and uses......more

Young earth world population groups / movements This is the first time I have had mixed feelings about how to do a review. I am a Christian, and have post-grad qualifications in Bioinformatics (proteomics / genomics). Dr Nathaniel Jeanson has written an interesting book which amongst other things att......more