Great Transformations in Vertebrate Evolution

by Kenneth P. Dial

First published 2015

Dive into the 500-million-year saga of how vertebrates conquered the land, air, and sea. From fleet-footed dinosaurs to soaring birds, from finned fish to hulking whales, Kenneth P. Dial and a team of experts reveal the groundbreaking discoveries that are rewriting the story of how life on Earth transformed over eons. Marshaling insights from paleobiology, genetics, and more, this book captures the excitement of these evolutionary breakthroughs and what they mean for the future of the field.

Genres: adaptations, science, evolution, non-fiction, biology, academic

Vibes: thought-provoking

Tropes: academic

Period: 500-million-years

434 pages · Paperback · University of Chicago Press

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