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  1. En junio vuelvo a una presentación de libro de Steve Brusatte! La última fue para "The Rise and Reign of the Mammals" en Junio de 2022 ya.

    El libro que presenta:
    The Story of Birds: An Evolutionary History of the Dinosaurs That Live Among Us

    ¡Los pájaros son dinosaurios!

    toppingbooks.co.uk/events/edin

    #Libros #SteveBrusatte #LosPájarosSonDinosaurios

  2. En junio vuelvo a una presentación de libro de Steve Brusatte! La última fue para "The Rise and Reign of the Mammals" en Junio de 2022 ya.

    El libro que presenta:
    The Story of Birds: An Evolutionary History of the Dinosaurs That Live Among Us

    ¡Los pájaros son dinosaurios!

    toppingbooks.co.uk/events/edin

    #Libros #SteveBrusatte #LosPájarosSonDinosaurios

  3. @evolution @paleo

    Just finished reading it!
    A 300-My journey of mammals, from scaly Synapsids that split from Diapsids (reptiles), to impressive elephants, whales, and primates, including humans; with a potential future Age of Rodents.
    Evolution beautifully told by #SteveBrusatte
    jgpausas.blogs.uv.es/2025/04/0

  4. @evolution @paleo

    Just finished reading it!
    A 300-My journey of mammals, from scaly Synapsids that split from Diapsids (reptiles), to impressive elephants, whales, and primates, including humans; with a potential future Age of Rodents.
    Evolution beautifully told by #SteveBrusatte
    jgpausas.blogs.uv.es/2025/04/0

  5. #FinishedReading the epic story of mammal evolution by palaeontologist #SteveBrusatte , from our synapsid ancestors to the modern day. Packed with interesting stories, both of the animals themselves and the diverse group of scientists who have helped us understand them. I particularly liked the weird 'walking whales' in the transition from land to sea, and learning that we primates form a branch of the evolutionary tree with, specifically, rodents and rabbits! #Bookstodon @bookstodon

  6. #FinishedReading the epic story of mammal evolution by palaeontologist #SteveBrusatte , from our synapsid ancestors to the modern day. Packed with interesting stories, both of the animals themselves and the diverse group of scientists who have helped us understand them. I particularly liked the weird 'walking whales' in the transition from land to sea, and learning that we primates form a branch of the evolutionary tree with, specifically, rodents and rabbits! #Bookstodon @bookstodon