Oxygen: The Molecule that Made the World
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Shows how oxygen drove the evolution of sophisticated cells, multicellular organisms, large animals and plants, photosynthesis, predators, giant insects, two sexes, and ageing.
`a breathtaking, broad vision of the role of a single gas in our life, from the origin of organisms, through the emergence of creatures, and to their deaths ...packed full of interesting life- and death-stories ...A wonderful read.' Peter Atkins
`a breathtaking, broad vision of the role of a single gas in our life, from the origin of organisms, through the emergence of creatures, and to their deaths ...packed full of interesting life- and death-stories ...A wonderful read.' Peter Atkins
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