Skeletons in the cabinet: popular palaeontology and the Pleistocene extinction debate in historical perspective (original) (raw)

Http Dx Doi Org 10 1080 03115510609506858, 2010

Kirsty DouglasKirsty Douglas

Abstract

... could not possibly exist alive on earth and yet remain unknown to science (Cuvier 1796 ... heritage linking lower animals with each other in deep time, as Charles Darwin had done, but ... Like his counterparts in Britain, Tate read the landscape and its fossil productions to support his ...

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