Evolution : a visual record / photographs by Robert Clark ; foreword by David Quammen ; text by Joseph Wallace.

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Clark, Robert, 1961-

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TextPublication details: New York Phaidon Press 2016Description: 239 pages : colour illustrations ; 26 cmISBN:

9780714871189
0714871184

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576.8 43590

Summary: Through 200 revelatory images, award-winning photographer Robert Clark makes one of the most important foundations of science clear and exciting to everyone. Evolution: A Visual Record transports readers from the near-mystical (human ancestors) to the historic (the famous 'finches' Darwin collected on the Galápagos Islands that spurred his theory); the recently understood (the link between dinosaurs and modern birds) to the simply astonishing.--

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Includes index.

Through 200 revelatory images, award-winning photographer Robert Clark makes one of the most important foundations of science clear and exciting to everyone. Evolution: A Visual Record transports readers from the near-mystical (human ancestors) to the historic (the famous 'finches' Darwin collected on the Galápagos Islands that spurred his theory); the recently understood (the link between dinosaurs and modern birds) to the simply astonishing.--

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