Great work once again. I find prehistoric evolution to be a fascinating topic and have been to several sites where large numbers of fossils are found. It's simply amazing how we have this record of a world that was unlike anything we see today. It seems to me that periods such as the Cambrian Explosion were times when evolution went through highly experimental stages. Understanding why a particular species survived, whilst others died is essential for the conservation efforts in our time.
RE: Book Review Double Header: Wonderful Life and Emerald Planet
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Book Review Double Header: Wonderful Life and Emerald Planet
Oh, definitely!
This is pretty nerdy, but I've definitely drawn a lot of my philosophy of history from Wonderful Life and Gould in specific and geology in general- there is a surprising amount of crossover between history and geological history, at least philosophically.
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