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Were Jurassic dinosaurs social creatures? Can you determine the shape of a ram's horns from the evidence of its footprints? Paleontologist Martin Lockley answers these and other fascinating questions in this highly original tale of tracking and track making. Filled with fascinating anecdotes and surprising discoveries, The Eternal Trail initiates us into the art and science of tracking, while offering a poetic reflection on the continuity of life.
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The Eternal Trail: A Tracker Looks at Evolution
September 5, 2000, Basic Books
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in English
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0738203629 9780738203621
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"This book is ostensibly about fossil footprints, the spoor left by extinct animals."
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