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Apr. 23, 2010
E.O. Wilson's 'Anthill'
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He's known for his study of the ants and other social insects -- but now he turns his attention to human relations. Biologist E.O. Wilson joins us to talk about his first novel -- "Anthill". |
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Edward O. Wilson
Author, "Anthill: A Novel" (W.W. Norton, 2010)
University Research Professor, Emeritus
Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Anthill: A Novel
by Edward O. Wilson
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