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Energy and the Evolution of Life

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By: RL Fox
208 pages, 31 illus
Energy and the Evolution of Life
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  • Energy and the Evolution of Life ISBN: 9780716718499 Hardback May 1988 Out of Print #6469
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Energy and the Evolution of Life provides an interdisciplinary approach to the question of life's origin. The text includes clear coverage of biochemical and mathematical topics. The author develops a novel approach to two fundamental problems in evolutionary biology: How did self-reproducing molecules arise from inert matter? How and why have living organisms become progressively more complex through evolution? His thesis is that "biological organization and evolution are a consequence of the flow of energy through matter."
 

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Out of Print
By: RL Fox
208 pages, 31 illus
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