evolution

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Album of prehistoric man

1987
A brief introduction to the evolution and characteristics of prehistoric people from apelike prehumans to modern human beings.

We

2007
Lyrical verse describes the emergence of humankind out of Africa, charting humanity's course from a million years ago to the present day, highlighting the development of diversity among peoples and the ability to invent and discover.

Charles Darwin and The origin of species

1968
A biography of the naturalist who presented the world with the theory of evolution by natural selection. Examines Darwin's voyage on the Beagle, the long years of work and illness, the principles of his theory, and their reception by the scientists and populace of nineteenth century England. Paintings, drawings, and photographs illustrate Darwin's personal life and professional studies.

Thread of life

the Smithsonian looks at evolution
1982
Charts the course of evolution and traces advances that have been made in the field.

How life changes

2008
Examines the history and origin of living things, discusses the process of evolution, and the importance of conservation.

Evolution

2009
Photographs and text explore the world of living things, and look at some of the experiments, animals, plants, bones, and fossils that have changed understanding of the natural world and how life began.

Evolution

2010
An illustrated introduction to the history of the natural world that also explains Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, natural selection, and how scientific advancements have allowed humankind a better understanding of Darwin's theory.

Genetics and evolution science fair projects using skeletons, cereal, earthworms, and more

2005
Presents more than twenty-five experiments and science project ideas on genetics and evolution, covering the classification of objects; Charles Darwin and the theory of evolution; adaptations, time lines, and missing links; Gregor Mendel, genetics, and the role of probability in heredity; and genes, chromosomes, and DNA models.

The future is wild

2003
Draws upon a variety of scientific disciplines to imagine what life on planet Earth might be like millions of years into the future, looking at land and seascapes, plants, and animals.

The story of life on earth

tracing its origins and development through time
1986
Traces 3500 million years of the development of life to the present day. Includes time charts, maps, diagrams, and paintings of geological time periods.

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