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Old 08-12-2013, 07:20 AM   #6
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What's in the book?

Here's the TOC:

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Introduction

The Milky Way Galaxy

Moonstruck

The First 4 Billion Years

Tree Rings Carbon Dating and the Age of the Universe

Hotspots Calderas and All That

How Life on Earth Began

Extinction!

Cellular Communication

Eve – Mother of all Mankind

A Few of Our Closest Relatives

Human Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Watching the River Flow
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as well as other geographic locations.

Enjoy!
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