Description |
xxxiii, 269 pages : color illustrations, map ; 26 cm |
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Includes indexes |
Contents |
The future is invented with fragments from the past / Hans Ulrich Obrist -- How lives become long / Carl Zimmer -- North America. Giant sequoia ; Bristlecone pine ; Creosote bush ; Mojave yucca ; Honey mushroom ; Box huckleberry ; Palmer's oak ; Pando ; The Senator ; Map lichens -- Linnean taxonomy -- South America. Llareta (or yareta) ; Alerce ; Brain coral -- Europe. Fortingall yew ; Chestnut of 100 horses ; Posidonia sea grass ; Olive ; Spruce --Deep timeline -- Asia. Jōmon sugi ; Sri maha bodhi ; Siberian actinobacteria -- Africa. Baobab ; Underground forests ; Welwitschia -- Australia. Antarctic beech ; Tasmanian lomatia ; Huon pine ; Eucalyptus : New South Wales ; Eucalyptus: Western Australia ; Stromatolites -- Antarctica. Moss: Elephant Island ; Moss: South Georgia -- Growth strategy -- Roads not (yet) taken -- Researchers, guides, guests, and "a little way through." |
Subject |
Longevity.
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Longevity in art.
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Organisms -- Pictorial works.
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Genre or Form |
Pictorial works.
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Added Author |
Costello, Christina Louise, editor of photography.
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Paukner, Michael, author of infographics.
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Obrist, Hans Ulrich, writer of added commentary.
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Zimmer, Carl, 1966- writer of added commentary.
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ISBN |
9780226057507 (cloth : alk. paper) |
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022605750X (cloth : alk. paper) |
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9780226057644 (e-book) |
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