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Who Will It Be?: How Evolution Connects Us All

Paolo Vitale

This book poetically presents the evolution of many kinds of life. It begins with cells and follows the development of life toward distinctive creatures, connecting a wide range of life forms through that process. Historical material and charts accompany the account, while vibrant illustrations give visual shape to its scientific subject and its movement from early cells to diverse living creatures.

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Themes
History · Nature · Science
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-13
9781733121200
Language
English
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