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Is Mars Habitable? A Critical Examination of Professor Percival Lowell's Book "Mars and its Canals," with an Alternative Explanation

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Exploring the potential for organic life on Mars, this essay delves into the scientific inquiries of Alfred Russel Wallace, a prominent figure in evolutionary theory. Born in 1823, Wallace's curiosity was sparked by naturalists of his time, leading him to extensive explorations in the Amazon rainforest. His observations on diverse ecosystems and cultures shaped his evolutionary ideas, culminating in his collaboration with Charles Darwin. This work, originally published in 1907, is now presented with a new introductory biography, highlighting Wallace's significant contributions to natural sciences.

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Title: Is Mars Habitable? A Critical Examination of Professor Percival Lowell's Book "Mars and its Canals," with an Alternative Explanation
Language: English
Authors: Alfred Russel Wallace
Publisher: White Press
Released: 2016
Format: Paperback
Pages: 126
ISBN13: 9781473329584
Tags: Non-Fiction, Natural sciences, Science, Physics, Space & Astronomy
Description: Exploring the potential for organic life on Mars, this essay delves into the scientific inquiries of Alfred Russel Wallace, a prominent figure in evolutionary theory. Born in 1823, Wallace's curiosity was sparked by naturalists of his time, leading him to extensive explorations in the Amazon rainforest. His observations on diverse ecosystems and cultures shaped his evolutionary ideas, culminating in his collaboration with Charles Darwin. This work, originally published in 1907, is now presented with a new introductory biography, highlighting Wallace's significant contributions to natural sciences.