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Paul Sereno dezgroapă dinozauri

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Peisaje stranii, caniculă şi (uneori) crocodili fioroşi îi aşteaptă pe oamenii de ştiinţă care caută indicii despre genialitatea evoluţiei. Paleontologul Paul Sereno vorbeşte despre confruntările sale surprinzătoare cu preistoria -- şi despre un nou mod de a ajuta elevii să participe la această aventură.

Surely not the only science career based on a museum tour epiphany, Paul Sereno's is almost certainly the most triumphant. He's dug up dinosaurs on five continents -- and discovered the world's largest crocodile, the (extinct) 40-foot Sarchosuchus. Full bio »

Translated into Romanian by Alma Ghita
Reviewed by Ariana Bleau Lugo
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