Les Animaux Et Les V g taux, Dont On Ne Retrouve Plus Les Analogues La Surface De La Terre, Peuvent-ils tre Consid r s Comme Les Souches Des Races Actuelles?... by Marcel De Serres explores the fascinating question of whether extinct animals and plants, those without modern counterparts, can be considered the ancestors of current species. This thought-provoking work delves into the realms of zoology and paleontology, examining the connections between past and present life forms.
De Serres's inquiry offers a valuable contribution to the understanding of evolutionary biology and the history of life on Earth. Readers interested in the development of species and the relationships between extinct and extant organisms will find this book to be an engaging and insightful exploration of natural history.
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