Dr. John M. Smith, Dr. Eors Szathmary
Field of reference: Biology
Description: Great description of information transmittion over generations with examples in the cellular level.
“Life, we learn, is information, transmitted in ever more intricate ways across the generations. Self-replicating chemicals walled themselves into cells, organized themselves into regimented communities of chromosomes, swapped notes with other populations to become sexual, cloned themselves to form multicellular colonies called organisms, got together with other colonies to form societies, and, eventually, in the case of one particular ape, developed the ability to put this whole story down on paper. <p> For those evolutionists brought up on the theory of "red queens" and "self genes," <I>Origins</I> provides a complementary crash course in the practical nuts-and-bolts biology behind the headlines. The authors describe the technical problems involved in the transition from one stage to another, and explain the ingenious and often fortuitous steps that natural selection took to overcome them."
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