Slime: A Natural History Susanne Wedlich Granta Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science General

A Bbc Radio 4 Book Of The Week An Original And Revelatory Journey Through Three-Billion-Year History Slime - Substance Upon Which We Our World Depend Is Ambiguous Thing It Exists Somewhere Between Solid Liquid Inspires Revulsion Even While Compels Fascination Both Vehicle For Pathogens Strongest Weapon In Immune System Most Us Know Little About Yet On Turns At Interfaces All Things: Different Organs Layers Bodies Earth Water Air Environment Often Produced Fatal Encounter Predator Prey Vital Presence Reproductive Embrace Female Male This Ground-Breaking Fascinating Susanne Wedlich Leads Scientific 3 Billion Year From Part Played Evolution Life Planet To Way Might Feature Post-Human Future She Also Explores Cultural Emotional Significance Its Starring Role Horror Genre Subtle Influence Art Nouveau What Connects Patricia Highsmith\ S Fondness Snails John Steinbeck\ Aversion Hagfish Emperor Hirohito\ Passion Jellyfish As Well Curious Mating Practices Underwater Gastropods Miraculous Functioning Human Gut Written With Authority Wit Eloquence Brings Nebulous Neglected Substances Rich Strange Deft Idea Up-To-The-Minute Exegesis Science Daily Telegraph Σελίδες: 336 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm