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Why did you know Lynn Magolis? But I'm really excited about her idea.
The evolution of ecosystems and human beings has been demonstrated in a remarkable insight that has been achieved through symbiosis and diversity. A scientific book that provides a variety of ideas and inspirations from a point of view beyond the logic of competition and survival of the fittest.
Carl Sagan's first wife, the world biologist Lynn Magolis, is the lead. I admire her genius, which a few decades ago brought a theory that nobody supports into the mainstream.
I personally like biology, so it's a book that I bought from the title of the book, "Scientific Life.". All life on Earth is connected to each other by the ring of "scientism" and it says that life cannot exist without a symbiosis myth. The human body, the East and the plant, is said to be the result of thousands of cells symbiotically formed by many ancient bacteria walking along the path of symbiosis. The author of the book says that the new life-giving source and symbiosis of ecosystems,
Lynn Margulies: Symbiotic planet
Korean title: 공생자 행성
Korean author: 린 마굴리스
Korean publisher: 사이언스북스
ISBN-13: 9788983719553
Reviews
Why did you know Lynn Magolis? But I'm really excited about her idea.
The evolution of ecosystems and human beings has been demonstrated in a remarkable insight that has been achieved through symbiosis and diversity. A scientific book that provides a variety of ideas and inspirations from a point of view beyond the logic of competition and survival of the fittest.
Carl Sagan's first wife, the world biologist Lynn Magolis, is the lead. I admire her genius, which a few decades ago brought a theory that nobody supports into the mainstream.
I personally like biology, so it's a book that I bought from the title of the book, "Scientific Life.". All life on Earth is connected to each other by the ring of "scientism" and it says that life cannot exist without a symbiosis myth. The human body, the East and the plant, is said to be the result of thousands of cells symbiotically formed by many ancient bacteria walking along the path of symbiosis. The author of the book says that the new life-giving source and symbiosis of ecosystems,
