Why elephants have big ears : nature's engines and the order of life / Chris Lavers.

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Lavers, Chris

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TextPublication details: London : Gollancz, 2000.Description: xvii, 238 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cmISBN:

9780575067226 .
9780575067226 .

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Summary: This accessible science book uses puzzles and conundrums to explain how creatures interacted with their environment to evolve into the extraordinary forms they possess today; exploring all the fields of natural science in the process.

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Bibliography : p216-226. - Includes index.

This accessible science book uses puzzles and conundrums to explain how creatures interacted with their environment to evolve into the extraordinary forms they possess today; exploring all the fields of natural science in the process.

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