Human Evolution: A Very Short Introduction

Human Evolution: A Very Short Introduction

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Format Paperback
Pages 144
Language English
Published Jan 12, 2006
Publisher Oxford University Press
ISBN-10 0192803603
ISBN-13 9780192803603
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This insightful work delves into the fascinating journey of human evolution, examining key discoveries and the profound implications they hold for understanding our species. With a focus on pivotal findings like the Homo floresiensis, it reveals how such discoveries challenge long-held perceptions and expand the narrative of our ancestry.

The author skillfully guides readers through the intricate web of evolutionary biology, tracing mankind's origins from ancient primates to modern humans. Each chapter highlights significant fossil evidence and anthropological research, illustrating the dynamic processes that have shaped humanity over millions of years.

Throughout, there is a balanced discussion of both scientific advancements and ongoing debates in the field, making the subject accessible to both novices and seasoned scholars alike. This exploration not only informs but also invites reflection on what it truly means to be human in the grand chronology of life on Earth.

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