Дополнительная литература
Глава 1: Дарвин и «Бигль»
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Глава 2: «Это как сознаться в убийстве»
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Глава 3: Погружаясь вглубь времен
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Глава 4: Свидетели перемен
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Глава 5: Как укоренялось древо жизни
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Глава 6: Случайный инструментарий
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Глава 7: Вымирание
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Глава 8: Коэволюция
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Глава 9: Доктор Дарвин
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