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020			_a9781800660427
040			_beng _cGESM
082			_a560
100			_aWilshaw, Rob _eaut
245			_aStones and Bones : _bFossils and The Stories They Tell
260			_aLondon _bCicada Books Ltd _c2024
300			_a80 p _c30/24/1,2 cm _fHardbound
520			_aOver the past four billion years, life on our planet has evolved from microscopic single-celled organisms to the incredible array of flora and fauna today. In the course of this time, layer upon layer of life was buried in sediment, turning into a fossilised record of the planet's history. This highly-illustrated, large-format book looks at all the incredible things that scientists have learned from the fossil record, including the ways in which continents have drifted, merged and fragmented again; and the life forms that have evolved and the great extinction events that wiped them out.
526			_aWhere We Are in Place and Time How The World Works How We Organize Ourselves
650			_aPaleontology _vFossils _xEvolution _yPrecambian and Paleozoic Eras _yMesozoic Era _yCenozoic Era
650			_aGeology _xGeorge Cuvier _xWilliam Smith _xCharles Darwin _yMary Anning
700			_aWilliams, Sophie _eill
700			_aHanaor, Ziggy _eaut
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999			_c19882 _d19882