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Essay On The Theory Of The Earth 2nd Edition Georges Cuvier Robert Kerr Translator

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Essay On The Theory Of The Earth 2nd Edition Georges Cuvier Robert Kerr Translator
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.07 MB
Pages: 361
Author: Georges Cuvier, Robert Kerr (translator)
ISBN: 9780511694332, 9781108005555, 0511694334, 1108005551
Language: English
Year: 2009
Edition: 2

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Essay On The Theory Of The Earth 2nd Edition Georges Cuvier Robert Kerr Translator by Georges Cuvier, Robert Kerr (translator) 9780511694332, 9781108005555, 0511694334, 1108005551 instant download after payment.

Essay on the Theory of the Earth was the last work of the scientific writer Robert Kerr who translated it from the introductory essay of George Cuvier's four-volume Recherches sur les ossements fossiles de quadrupèdes. Before its first publication in 1813, the essay was partly expanded by the geologist and natural historian Robert Jameson who wrote a preface and included extensive notes on mineralogy. Using geological evidence as its principal source of enquiry, Cuvier's essay attempts to address the questions of the origins of the human race, the formation of the earth, and the correlation between incomplete fossil remains and existing species of animals. Extremely influential in its own time, the essay remains a source of considerable insight into the early development of geological research, examining issues of continued significance today.

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