What science knows about life
an exploration of life sources.
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Author
Publication
1963 - Association Press, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
60,000 words, Guess
Page Count
240 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivewhatscienceknows03wolt
- Internet Archivewhatscienceknows00wolt
- LibraryThing210466
- Library of Congress Control Number63008879
- Open LibraryOL5878477M
Classifications
- DDC574
- LCCQH309 .W583
Description
The wonder of life from the microscopic beginnings to the mystery of man himself. How did man and the earth's other living forms arise, survive, and adapt? Is man alone in the universe? What does the future hold for man? Hundreds of questions like these are addressed, from a very evolutionary perspective, in this introduction to "modern" biology. Contains scientific "evidence" for evolution including how much of Darwin's and Lamarch's theories and ideas are held to be valid. Many photos throughout. Index.
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