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    GENETIC BOOK OF THE DEAD


    : Darwinian Reverie





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	   <p>By Dawkins, Richard. 
	   London Bloomsbury Publishing  2024
                        
                        , &quot;In this groundbreaking exploration of the power of Darwinian evolution and what it can reveal about the past, Richard Dawkins shows how the body, behavior, and genes of every living creature can be read as a book--an archive of the worlds of its ancestors. In the future, a zoologist presented with a hitherto unknown animal will be able to decode its ancestral history, to read its unique &quot;book of the dead.&quot; Such readings are already uncovering the remarkable ways animals overcome obstacles, 
                        
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    STORY OF BIRDS


    : Evolutionary History of the Dinosaurs That Live Among us.





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	   <p>By Brusatte, Steve. 
	   New York Pan Macmillan 2026
                        
                        , Brusatte takes us through their 150-million-year history, from their origins among small carnivorous dinosaurs to the 10,000-plus species that thrive today. Along the way, we meet fantastic birds from all around the world, some known only through fossils. There are elephant birds that stand as high as a basketball hoop and lay eggs as big as watermelons; demon ducks that weigh more than cows; aeroplane-sized seabirds that soar the world’s thermals; and predatory penguins the size of gorillas.
                        
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