In ‘Eve,’ author Cat Bohannon argues evolution should be seen through the lens of the female body episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 28 MIN

In ‘Eve,’ author Cat Bohannon argues evolution should be seen through the lens of the female body

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As Jurassic beasts roamed the earth, a little weasel-like animal called Morganucodon was making an evolutionary breakthrough in parenting — producing milk to feed her young. Author Cat Bohannon calls this creature Morgie in her 2023 book “Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution.” Bohannon discusses the book, and insights from the evolution of Morgie, ahead of an author event in St. Louis County.

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In ‘Eve,’ author Cat Bohannon argues evolution should be seen through the lens of the female body

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As Jurassic beasts roamed the earth, a little weasel-like animal called Morganucodon was making an evolutionary breakthrough in parenting — producing milk to feed her young. Author Cat Bohannon calls this creature Morgie in her 2023 book “Eve: How...

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