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AKA: Galápagos: The Islands That Changed the World, Galapagos. When Charles Darwin visited the Galapágos Islands on September 15th 1835, his experiences and studies of the unique environment would come to change the understanding of life on Earth.
Paperback – Illustrated, 15 February 2007. Rocky, fragile, beautiful, strangethe Galapagos archipelago is unlike any other place on earth. Its geology, its unique flora and fauna, and its striking role in human history intersect in surprising and dynamic ways. This book is the most wide-ranging and beautifully illustrated book available on ...
- Paul D. Stewart
21 de jul. de 2008 · Isolated islands created unique species. When the young British naturalist landed in the Galapagos at San Cristobal Island in 1835, he compared the hot and dusty place to the infernos of hell, and ...
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- Paul D. Stewart, Richard Dawkins
28 de fev. de 2007 · Not since Darwin’s Naturalist’s Voyage has a book combined so much scientific and historic information with firsthand accounts that bring the Galápagos to life. Galápagos: The Islands That Changed the World describes how tragedy and murderous pirates curtailed settlement of the islands and how the islands’ pristine nature, spectacular ...
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Galapagos—The Islands That Changed The World. When Charles Darwin visited the Galapagos Islands in September 1835, his experiences and studies of this unique environment would change our understanding of life on Earth. With dramatic reconstruction and stunning wildlife images, this program explores a hidden side of the islands, revealing why ...
