Ice Ages

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1983 · Anglais · Relié · 2 éditions
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Windsor Chorlton takes readers on an enlightening journey through the chilling epochs of Earth’s history in his exploration of ice ages. The book delves into the extensive research and pivotal discoveries made by scientists who have sought to understand the complex dynamics of glacial periods. Their meticulous investigations reveal how these frigid eras have shaped not only the planet's geology but also the living organisms that inhabit it.

Chorlton skillfully unravels the mysteries of the past, presenting a narrative that blends scientific inquiry with vivid descriptions of massive ice sheets and the dramatic transformations they wrought on landscapes. The author examines the various theories that have emerged over the years, shedding light on the climate shifts and environmental factors that triggered these profound changes.

Readers will appreciate how Chorlton connects the ancient world to contemporary climate discussions, emphasizing the importance of understanding ice ages in the context of current environmental challenges. His compelling prose and insightful analysis make this an engaging read for anyone intrigued by the Earth's climatic history and the science behind it.

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Format Relié
Pages 176 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié janv. 1, 1983
Éditeur Time-Life Books
Éditions 2 éditions
ISBN-10 0809443287
ISBN-13 9780809443284

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