Titlebook: Living Earth; A Short History of L E. G. Nisbet Book 1991 E. G. Nisbet 1991 Co-Evolution.ecosystem.environment.evolution.plants.science

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The variety of lifenderstand the reasons why life developed as it did. Victorian scientists used drawn out analogies as a way of synthesizing the quantities of data they had hewn out of nature. Darwin compared living creatures to a great tree, on which green and budding twigs represent the existing species. The old wood is the fossil record.

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The new worldo stable, was replaced by the beginnings of a new ecosystem that, over the tens of millions of years, slowly evolved into our familiar world of sheep and cows, lions and zebras, elephants, whales and people. A new world, diverse and complex, was built on the ruins of the old.

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Humanitying of these precursors is the fossil of a single tooth that appears to have belonged to a very primitive representative of the line of vertebrates called primates. Humans are primates. The animal that owned the tooth is appropriately called ., after Purgatory Hill in the Hell Creek Formation.

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