The ‘Histomap’ Of Evolution

August 15, 2013 at 9:00 am

Relating to CC106’s study of biodiversity is a 1932 ‘histomap’ by John B. Sparks portraying evolution’s progress “for ten thousand million years”:

The Histomap of Evolution

To read criticism of this ‘histomap’, visit bit.ly/14e0rqb.

To view another such work by John B. Sparks, visit bit.ly/19sV0vf.

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