The Story of Evolution
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So it is with the fossilrecord of life. Only in certain special conditions are the passing formsburied and preserved. In this case we can say only that the Permianreptiles fall into two great groups, and that one of these showsaffinities to the small salamander-like Amphibia of the Coal-forest (theMicrosaurs), while the other has affinities to the Labyrinthodonts.
A closer examination of these early reptiles may be postponed until wecome to speak of the "age of reptiles. " We shall see that it ...is probablethat an even higher type of animal, the mammal, was born in the throesof the Permian revolution. But enough has been said in vindication ofthe phrase which stands at the head of this chapter; and to show howthe great Primary age of terrestrial life came to a close. With its newinhabitants the earth enters upon a fresh phase, and thousands of itsearlier animals and plants are sealed in their primordial tombs, toawait the day when man will break the seals and put flesh once more onthe petrified bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So it is with the fossilrecord of life. Only in certain special conditions are the passing formsburied and preserved. In this case we can say only that the Permianreptiles fall into two great groups, and that one of these showsaffinities to the small salamander-like Amphibia of the Coal-forest (theMicrosaurs), while the other has affinities to the Labyrinthodonts.
A closer examination of these early reptiles may be postponed until wecome to speak of the "age of reptiles. " We shall see that it ...is probablethat an even higher type of animal, the mammal, was born in the throesof the Permian revolution. But enough has been said in vindication ofthe phrase which stands at the head of this chapter; and to show howthe great Primary age of terrestrial life came to a close. With its newinhabitants the earth enters upon a fresh phase, and thousands of itsearlier animals and plants are sealed in their primordial tombs, toawait the day when man will break the seals and put flesh once more onthe petrified bones.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccabe, Joseph, 1867-1955 to read onlineMoreLess
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