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This book offers a popular account of cosmic, geological, and biological change, tracing how stars and planets form, the Earth's physical preparation for life, the emergence and diversification of plants and animals, and the evolution of humans and societies; it summarizes fossil evidence, major geological eras, transitions such as the move to land and mass extinctions, and the relationships between environmental change and organismal adaptation, and concludes with reflections on human evolution, the ice ages, and the dawn of civilisation, all presented in clear, nontechnical language.
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