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Cradle of life : the discovery of earth's earliest fossils
Schopf, J. William
Adult Nonfiction QH325 .S384 1999
Schopf, J. William
Adult Nonfiction QH325 .S384 1999
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pascal Salazar said:
If you are interested in biology, evolution and the story of our planet. How did the life evolve in the early begining? You learn that the Gunflint formation near Grand Portage contains one of the oldest fossils: 1.9 billion years.
A good chapter on the martian meteorite and how the scientists conclude that it doesn’t contain fossils. Other masterpiece in the same domain: check A. Knoll’s book (life in an early planet).
posted Jul 30, 2009 at 7:06PM
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