evolution (biology)

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evolution (biology)

What evolution is

2001
Biologist Ernst Mayr defends the Darwinian explanations of biology, explaining contemporary models of evolution for those who accept evolution but are not sure Darwin's explanation is correct.

Evolution

1989
Describes, using evidence found in fossil layers, how one-cell organisms evolved into complex plants and animals.

Charles Darwin and evolution

1995
Presents the life of Darwin, his research in natural history, and his theory of evolution.

Extreme environments

living on the edge
2011
"From desert villagers to tube worms clustered around ocean vents, life has a remarkable way of surviving and thriving in the most challenging of places. This book looks at how humans and animals have evolved to flourish in the unlikeliest locations...and at just how fragile these fringe ecosystems can be"--Provided by publisher.

Evolution

2002
Illustrations and simple text teach young students about the theory of evolution, how it was developed, and how it has shaped the formation of the world.

Animal evolution

1987
Examines how and why animal life has changed from the first sea creatures to modern humans.

Evolution of life

1992
Questions and answers present information about the theory and process of evolution.

Before the sun dies

the story of evolution
1989
Presents the theories, controversies, and latest scientific thinking on how the Solar System, the Earth, and the first biological organisms came to be and how the latter changed and adapted for survival. Includes a glossary of terms.

The evolution book

1986
Text, experiments, projects, investigations, and plentiful pictures show the reader how to unlock the secrets of the earth by investigating woodlands, beaches, and mountains.

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