Isbn: 9780140263022 - climbing mount improbable (4 risultati)

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paperback. Condizione: Good. Climbing Mount Improbable is Richard Dawkinsâs clear, compelling explanation of how complex life evolves through gradual, step-by-step adaptation rather than sudden leaps. Using vivid metaphors, natural-world case studies and accessible evolutionary logic, he shows how structures such as eyes, wings and spider webs can arise through countless small advantages accumulated over time. The book dismantles common misconceptions about evolution while celebrating the ingenuity of natureâs âdesigns.â A fascinating and highly readable volume for science enthusiasts, Dawkins fans and anyone curious about how complexity emerges in the living world.…

Paperback large trade, good condition only, figures, black & white photos, spine little faded, edges little foxed, pages lightly toned, minor edgewear, barcode sticker inside front cover. 308 pp. An elegant and riveting series of lectures by Richard Dawkins on the modern improbable face of Darwinism, demonstrating that organisms are merely vehicles for genes. Darwinism explains complex natural natural selection and evolution, for example, ranging from the amazing human brain, the squid's eye and the aeronautical prowess of the albatross. Complex life forms evolve through gradual, step-by-step adaptation rather than sudden leaps. Using vivid metaphors, natural-world case studies and evolutionary logic, he shows how structures such as eyes, wings and spider webs can arise through countless small advantages accumulated over time.…