Scientist E.O. Wilson, dubbed modern-day Darwin, dead at 92
Award-winning biologist and Harvard professor was authority on ants and their behaviour
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Award-winning biologist and Harvard professor was authority on ants and their behaviour
The two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning author first gained widespread attention for his 1975 book which linked human behaviour to genetics.
The award-winning naturalist and conservationist earned the Darwin nickname for his life's work.
Wilson was considered the world's leading authority on ants and their behaviour
Edward. O. Wilson, the trailblazing US scientist, professor and author whose study of insects and clarion call to protect Earth earned him the nickname "Darwin's natural heir," has died at age 92.