Books by Dino Martins
Dino Martins is an award-winning entomologist and evolutionary biologist. A professor at Stony Brook University, he has served as the director of the Turkana Basin Institute in Kenya, founded by Dr. Richard Leakey, and previously as the director of the Mpala Research Centre. He holds a PhD in organismic and evolutionary biology from Harvard University. His research and writing have been featured in Smithsonian Magazine, The Guardian, TED, the BBC, Granta, and National Geographic. He lives on Long Island and in Malindi, Kenya.
Interviews with Dino Martins
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1
Fleas, Flukes and Cuckoos: A Study of Bird Parasites
by Miriam Rothschild & Theresa Clay -
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The Ants
by Bert Hölldobler & Edward O. Wilson -
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The Life of the Bee
by Maurice Maeterlinck -
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The Soul of the White Ant
by Eugene Rogan and Avi Shlaim -
5
Six Legs Walking: An Entomological Life
by Elizabeth Bernays
The best books on Entomology, recommended by Dino Martins
The best books on Entomology, recommended by Dino Martins
Many people are leery of creepy crawlies—but insects are critical to the functioning of the planet, says Dino Martins, the entomologist, evolutionary biologist and author of Hidden Creatures. We asked him to recommend five entomology books that seek wonder in unexpected places, including bee colonies and termite mounds.
