Audiobooks by Jessica Jutras

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Homo Naledi: Into the Cradle of Humankind

Between 2013 and 2014, in the heart of South Africa's Cradle of Humankind, the most extensive collection of hominin fossils were excavated to date. Deep inside of the Rising Star Cave system, over 1,500 fossils were found. The discovery of Homo naledi calls into question present evolution theories and beliefs regarding the history of humankind. Explore with us as we dig deep into: the history of archeology and other disciplines, the discovery of Homo naledi and the Rising Star Cave system, raging debates involving the finds, the significant importance of the unearthing on the scientific community, the science involved in analyzing archeological remains, and so much more in Home Naledi: Into the Cradle of Humankind.

Amna Zia, Anushka Hasija, Ayah Nour Nehdi, Jessica Jutras, Juwairia Razvi, Kevin Fan, Lydia Sochan, Maggie Wang, Rayna K. Naik, Sapna Rameshwarsingh, Zarish Jawad (Author), Jacob Vo (Narrator)

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What in the World is Canine & Feline Psychology?

There is a purpose for you to take this book into your hands and start reading. Either you are doing some psychology research or are interested in the relationship humans have with dogs and cats. However, this may also mean that you have (or are thinking of getting) a pet - cat, dog, or both. Then, you are on the right track! What are the origins of feline and canine psychology, and what are the main critical elements? What are the most significant changes that have occurred since the domestication of these animals, and why have environmental changes affected our worldview on pet training? Why are we viewing cats and dogs in the way we do?

Ishpreet Chana, Ivan Quan, Ivy Quan, Jaime Johnson, Jessica Jutras, Jessie Wang, Jonathan Wiebe, Mehvish Masood, Rokya Harun, Sapna Rameshwarsingh (Author), Catlin Kuzyk (Narrator)

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What in the World is Java Man?

In 1890, Dutch paleoanthropologist and geologist Eugène Dubois discovered the Pithecanthropus erectus, or "Java Man." This anthologized collection of collaborative student researched and written essays explore Dubois's discovery of the Java Man. Looking at the history of the fossil remains, including the discovery, anthropology, and archeology of them, among other topics, we discuss the discourse of Java Man.

Alex Hauser, Ayah Nour Nehdi, Christina Nguyen, Dr Austin Mardon, Dr. Austin Mardon, Gloria Wang, Hanna Redda, Jessica Jutras, Lydia Sochan, Rayna K. Naik, Zarish Jawad (Author), Colton Vanhooren (Narrator)

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