ISBN: 9798271633447 - evolution of birds: wings of change: from feathered dinosaurs to modern flight: 3 (the evolution of life: from fins to feathers) (13 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From ancient skies to modern wings - the full story of how dinosaurs learned to fly.Evolution of Birds - From Feathered Dinosaurs to Modern Flight traces one of the most extraordinary transformations in Earth's history. Through fossils, physiology, and flight mechanics, it reveals how small, agile theropods became the most diverse and adaptable flyers on the planet.Step by step, the book follows this 200-million-year journey - from the first feathered dinosaurs of the Jurassic, to the survivors of the asteroid impact, to the remarkable diversity of modern birds. Readers meet transitional species such as Archaeopteryx, Microraptor, and Confuciusornis, and discover how feathers evolved from insulation to aerodynamic surfaces, how hollow bones and one-way lungs made sustained flight possible, and how intelligence, behavior, and song completed the story.Written in clear, engaging language and supported by scientific accuracy, this volume bridges paleontology, biology, and evolution. Illustrated with licensed photographs and reconstructions, it offers both specialists and general readers a vivid view of how flight reshaped life on Earth.Whether you are a student of natural history, an educator, or simply curious about where birds truly come from, Evolution of Birds will change the way you see the sky.Perfect for readers who enjoy: Evolution, paleontology, and natural historyFossil discoveries and transitional speciesComparative anatomy and animal behaviorScience writing that combines clarity with wonder This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From ancient skies to modern wings - the full story of how dinosaurs learned to fly.Evolution of Birds - From Feathered Dinosaurs to Modern Flight traces one of the most extraordinary transformations in Earth's history. Through fossils, physiology, and flight mechanics, it reveals how small, agile theropods became the most diverse and adaptable flyers on the planet.Step by step, the book follows this 200-million-year journey - from the first feathered dinosaurs of the Jurassic, to the survivors of the asteroid impact, to the remarkable diversity of modern birds. Readers meet transitional species such as Archaeopteryx, Microraptor, and Confuciusornis, and discover how feathers evolved from insulation to aerodynamic surfaces, how hollow bones and one-way lungs made sustained flight possible, and how intelligence, behavior, and song completed the story.Written in clear, engaging language and supported by scientific accuracy, this volume bridges paleontology, biology, and evolution. Illustrated with licensed photographs and reconstructions, it offers both specialists and general readers a vivid view of how flight reshaped life on Earth.Whether you are a student of natural history, an educator, or simply curious about where birds truly come from, Evolution of Birds will change the way you see the sky.Perfect for readers who enjoy: Evolution, paleontology, and natural historyFossil discoveries and transitional speciesComparative anatomy and animal behaviorScience writing that combines clarity with wonder This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…