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Nick Lane is a biochemist and honorary reader at University College London, where he lives. His book Power, Sex, Suicide was named an Economist Book of the Year and was shortlisted for the Aventis Science Book Prize.

出版者:Profile Books

作者:Nick Lane

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页数:224

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出版时间:2010-01-07

价格:GBP 9.99

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9781861978189

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科普
生物
进化
进化论
英文原版
神经科学
evolution
演化

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How did life invent itself? Where did DNA come from? How did consciousness develop? Powerful new research methods are providing vivid insights into the makeup of life. Comparing gene sequences, examining atomic structures of proteins, and looking into the geochemistry of rocks have helped explain evolution in more detail than ever before. Nick Lane expertly reconstructs the history of life by describing the ten greatest inventions of evolution (including DNA, photosynthesis, sex, and sight), based on their historical impact, role in organisms today, and relevance to current controversies. Who would have guessed that eyes started off as light-sensitive spots used to calibrate photosynthesis in algae? Or that DNA’s building blocks form spontaneously in hydrothermal vents? Lane gives a gripping, lucid account of nature’s ingenuity, and the result is a work of essential reading for anyone who has ever pondered or questioned the science underlying evolution’s greatest gifts to man.

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BB：看书名好像不知道说什么。 AA：可以看副标题啊。 BB：也可以。如果把书名改成生命的进化或生命的演化，可能就没什么新意了。所以用了一个高级一点的词汇。 AA：正是英语老师教过的。 BB：不过并没有什么帮助。本书2009年出版，当然是说英文版，中文版要到2016年。讲演化的...

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本书介绍的是，生命发展过程中10大关键性进展，当然因为真实的过程目前没有技术能力完全重现，所以免不了有推理和猜测的成分，但是比某些历史学家好一些的是，本书会提取出自己有推测和偏好的地方，让读者有个正确的认识。生命的诞生和演化是耗费的海量时间、物质和能量的过程...

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Astonishing. 生命的珍贵和伟大

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跋的最后一段，读来仿佛读到物种起源结尾时的感受，摘录于此：It is a most wonderful thing to share so much with the life around us on this blue-green marble,floating through the bleak infinity of space.There is more than grandeur in this view of life.There is fallibility and majesty,and the best human eagerness to know.

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“How did such a thing come to be?”