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Ice Age: How a change of climate made us human
by Gribbin, John & Mary

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Ice Age: How a change of climate made us human 
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  Ice Age: How a change of climate made us human: Humans, chimps and gorillas are all descended from an east African proto-ape who lived four million years ago. But what caused the evolutionary split into three different species? Startling new research suggests the answer comes from a dramatic climate change that drove some members of the species out of the trees and on to the plains, where they developed human characteristics.

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Price: CDN$ 10.99 (US$ 10.69)
 
ISBN-10:0141007303
ISBN-13/EAN:9780141007304
Author:Gribbin, John & Mary
Publisher:Penguin Books
New York
Publication Date:2001
Pages:104 pp
Size/Dimensions:7 x 4.5 x .25
Binding:Soft Cover Mass Market

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