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    Evolution: Work In Progress

    By Bruce Alpine

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    Since 1859, Charles Darwin’s theory on evolution by natural selection has opened the worlds eyes to the method evolution works, clarifying evolutionary theory, of which, every finding and fossil discovery since has confirmed the simple method outlined by Darwin in his Best selling publication. Placing a spotlight on the progress of evolution.

    Evolution: Work In Progress, explores evolution by Natural Selection, past, present and future.

    Natural selection has taken us a long way since our common ancestors with other species alive on Earth today. What will be the face of evolution in the future?

    Evolution is definitely, A work in progress.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBruce Alpine
    Release dateSep 30, 2016
    ISBN9780994105370
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    Evolution: Work In Progress
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    Bruce Alpine

    Bruce Alpine is a science writer based out of the Kapiti Coast in New Zealand. Renowned for his ability to explain complex and technical issues in a way that is both easy to understand and fun to read, Bruce has gained a small but devoted audience since he published his first book, A History Of Life On Earth.Born in Wellington, New Zealand in 1958, Bruce was the only son of a former college instructor. His mother was born in Britain and immigrated to New Zealand when she was 21. She encouraged Bruce and his three sisters to read often and study hard in school, and when it became clear that Bruce had an affinity for science, she encouraged that too.Bruce’s key interests revolve around the Earth and the life that inhabits it: how it sprang up, how it’s come to be the way it is, how it functions now, etc. In addition to his work as a writer, Bruce is employed in the health support industry. He has two children, one son and one daughter, both of whom are grown up.

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