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Evolution and Extinction
Life arose from inorganic matter about 3.8 billion years ago and has been guided by biological evolution ever since. However life has been rocked back, and evolution redirected, by at least five major global mass extinction events. Over the past 20,000 years humans have instigated a sixth extinction event that is accelerating today. This sixth extinction event is again dramatically changing life’s evolutionary trajectory—producing many winners and losers.
This series consists of three stand-alone sessions; you can register for a single session or receive a discounted rate if you register in the entire series.
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Life's Emergence and Evolution
Life arose from inorganic matter about 3.8 billion years ago and has been guided by biological evolution ever since. However, life had been rocked back and evolution redirected, by at least five major global mass extinction events. Over the past 20,000 years humans have instigated a sixth extinction event that is accelerating today.
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Extinction Events on Earth
An exploration of various extinction events and their impact on biological evolution, including the death of the dinosaurs and the rise of mammals millions of years ago.
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The Anthropocene Extinction
This course explores the Anthropocene Extinction and the impacts of human activities on Earth's systems and its inhabitants.
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