Just finished reading The Walking Whales: From Land to Water

Does it talk about that hip bone which has no current use? I've been interested in learning more about that.

>>8136017
Also interested.

While this isn't the same thing and it is fiction, but the book "Evolution" by Stephen Baxter follows humanities' evolution from tiny mouse-like creature to homo sapiens, to some other thing later on. It is actually pretty depressing.

>>8136021
Not enough to read it just for that. Really glosses over modern stuff and goes into each landmark fossil we have.

>>8136021
I think it's used for reproduction if I'm not mistaken.

>>8136029
>>8136021
Yeah, it anchors the penis

>>8136017
Does it show pictures of the fossils themselves or just illustrations of the animals as they were in life?

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Both and has a narrative about the author finding a lot of them. It's a nice book. It definitely has pop-sci qualities to it and it reasonably approachable to someone who has taken a biology class. It's in my car right now. I'll take some pictures when i bring it in.

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>>8136045
Alright.
I have this.

http://creationwiki.org/Ambulocetus