Life itself : its origin and nature / Francis Crick.
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TextLanguage: English Copyright date: New York : A Touchstone Book ; 1981Edition: First Touchstone EditionDescription: 192 pages : illustations ; 22 cmISBN: - 0671255622
- 0671255630 (Pbk.)
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Includes epilogue (pages 167-170), appendix (pages 171-175) and index (pages 179-192).
1 Times and distances, large and small -- 2 The cosmic pageant -- 3 The uniformity of biochemistry -- 4 The general nature of life -- 5 Nucleic acids and molecular replication -- 6 The primitive earth -- 7 A statistical fallacy -- 8 Other suitable planets -- 9 Higher civilizations -- 10 How early could life have started? -- 11 What would they have sent? -- 12 The design of the rocket -- 13 The two theories contrasted -- 14 Fermi's question reconsidered -- 15 Why should we care?.
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