Крис Стрингер - Остались одни. Единственный вид людей на земле
- Название:Остались одни. Единственный вид людей на земле
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Один из ведущих мировых специалистов, британский антрополог Крис Стрингер, тщательно собирает гигантский пазл, чтобы показать нам цельную картину: что на сегодняшний день известно науке о нас и о других представителях рода Homo, чего мы достигли в изучении своего эволюционного пути и куда движемся по нему дальше.
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