Titlebook: About Life; Concepts in Modern B Paul S. Agutter,Denys N. Wheatley Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 DNA.Homeostasis.biol

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ition in respect of extraterrestrial life and human uniqueneThanks to the popular media, and to books by Dawkins, Fortey, Gould, Margulis and other writers, people are informed about many aspects of biology. Everyone seems to know a little about evolution, for example, and about DNA and the possibil

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Articular Cartilage of the Kneey the sounds of insects, the alarm calls of small birds and the breeze among foliage; nothing moves except leaves and clouds. But after ten or fifteen minutes there is a transformation. Birds settle and feed. Shiny beetles sidle down tree trunks and over the ground. Furry bodies dart to and fro. The world around you has come alive.

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R. Boulic,M. -C. Silaghi,D. Thalmann ever more complex living forms. Single-celled eukaryotes emerged, then multicellular organisms, then animals and plants. Sexual reproduction appeared, food chains were born, the land was colonised. As a result, a huge diversity of species inhabits the world today.

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