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A book that tells the current story of genes. It's an interesting book of perspective on human adventures.
The gene odysse is a book that explores history written in our DNA. As a genetic anthropologist, author Evelyn Eyerr is studying the genetic evolution of the human race and the diversity of species. It tells a story of a modern-worldly human being who started with a four-legged ape about seven million years ago and then took a risk leaving Africa. The long history written in the genes is very interesting and amazing. And we've been able to analyze the DNA sequences of humans, chimpanzees,
DNA tells us that the epic of human history has interested humans who have emerged from Africa and spread around the world in the process of adapting to nature and exploring the genetic legacy. # Like the name gene-adished, we have a wonderful adventure of human nature: we're so weak in geography that we've been surprised to see that there are so many different races scattered around the world. And it was a little bit surprising to see that many people took pride in fulfilling the epic history
Evelyn Yere: Genetic Odyssey
How could a human race, a few Safiens who were wandering in Savannah, be a sub-human species in millions of years? What path did our ancestors take when they took adventures away from the African origins? How much has our genome changed in response to the threat of new climate? Genes are fascinating time machines that go back in time. The human body contains Homo sapiens and older ancestors' DNA. DNA is the origin of all of us in Africa, genes 99. The same nine percent, and the theory shows that there is very little genetic difference with regard to geographic origins. The book turns out to be a genetic story of human adventures that have conquered the planet beyond the wild old Africa. In the face of a dangerous migration, human populations around the world are exploring various processes that adapt to nature and meet other species and leave genes behind.
Korean title: 유전자 오디세이
Korean author: 에블린 에예르
Korean publisher: 사람in
ISBN-13: 9788960498006
Reviews
A book that tells the current story of genes. It's an interesting book of perspective on human adventures.
The gene odysse is a book that explores history written in our DNA. As a genetic anthropologist, author Evelyn Eyerr is studying the genetic evolution of the human race and the diversity of species. It tells a story of a modern-worldly human being who started with a four-legged ape about seven million years ago and then took a risk leaving Africa. The long history written in the genes is very interesting and amazing. And we've been able to analyze the DNA sequences of humans, chimpanzees,
DNA tells us that the epic of human history has interested humans who have emerged from Africa and spread around the world in the process of adapting to nature and exploring the genetic legacy. # Like the name gene-adished, we have a wonderful adventure of human nature: we're so weak in geography that we've been surprised to see that there are so many different races scattered around the world. And it was a little bit surprising to see that many people took pride in fulfilling the epic history
