The Story of Our Planet
The Story of Our Planet
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It is the former rather than the latter sense which must be understood in the following chapters when reference is made to the life history of the earth dur- ing any geological period or epoch.
But in any attempt to depict, even in the broadest outlines, the past life history of the globe, and to speculate on the development of successive floras and faunas, the inherent imperfection of the geological record must never be forgotten. It is now a quarter of a century since Darwin wrote that well-k...nown chapter in his classic work on the "Origin of Species, " and though since that time the labor of numerous indefatigable writers has filled many a gap and supplied many a link for which he had vainly sought, yet even now the lacunae are very great, and the materials at the disposal of geologists can never be anything but fragmentary.
These inevitable imperfections arise from various causes, which may be summarized under two heads the one relating to the restrictions which nature has imposed upon our investigations, the other to the inherent defects of the record itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the former rather than the latter sense which must be understood in the following chapters when reference is made to the life history of the earth dur- ing any geological period or epoch.
But in any attempt to depict, even in the broadest outlines, the past life history of the globe, and to speculate on the development of successive floras and faunas, the inherent imperfection of the geological record must never be forgotten. It is now a quarter of a century since Darwin wrote that well-k...nown chapter in his classic work on the "Origin of Species, " and though since that time the labor of numerous indefatigable writers has filled many a gap and supplied many a link for which he had vainly sought, yet even now the lacunae are very great, and the materials at the disposal of geologists can never be anything but fragmentary.
These inevitable imperfections arise from various causes, which may be summarized under two heads the one relating to the restrictions which nature has imposed upon our investigations, the other to the inherent defects of the record itself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T G Thomas George Bonney to read onlineMoreLess
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