Why evolution is true.

Name: Why evolution is true.
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Coyne, Jerry A.
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Focuses on the hard evidence that proves evolution by natural selection to be a fact. Weaving together and explaining the latest discoveries and ideas from many disparate areas of modern science, this succinct and important book will leave no one with an open mind in any doubt about the truth and the beauty of evolution. Also available in hardcover [stock id 29425].

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SKU: 06b8b645831a Categories: evolution, General, New Books

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Oxford University Press, Octavo, paperback, line drawings.

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