Evolution (Tell Me Why #65)(gnv64)

Evolution (Tell Me Why #65)
100+ Facts About How Life Evolved
Manorama | February 2012 | 96 pages| PDF | 17.7 mb
scanned to PDF by me

Life began in water more than two billion years ago. From simple beginnings, life gradually acquired more complex forms. Such changes are together known by the term evolution. Obviously, the most important result of the evolution of life is the human being. Human beings are two million years old, and that means we can be called the late-comers. But humans have already had a g reater influence on Earth than any other living being.
This issue of Tell Me Why tells you the great and exciting story of evolution.

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