Vertebrate Evolution and Palaeontology from an African Perspective Barbara Seabury the author argues that we

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Vertebrate Evolution and Palaeontology from an African Perspective Barbara Seabury the author argues that weVertebrate Evolution and Palaeontology from an African Perspective offers an up to date account of the 4. 4 billion year history of life on Earth using the African context and fossil record, and emphasising local contributions, both scientific and cultural. In rich and fascinating detail, the authors present the origin and evolution of all major groups of vertebrates, from fish, amphibians, reptiles, mammals and birds. They explore their anatomy,