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SUMMARY:Ends of the Earth: Journeys to the Polar Regions
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DESCRIPTION:Paleontologist Neil Shubin\, in conversation with JPL's Alex G
 ardner\, explains the dynamics of ice sheets and glaciers\, what they tell
  us about our past\, and what they portend for our future..\nhttps://burba
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Paleontologist Neil Shubin is famous for h
 is discovery of <em>Tiktaalik</em>\, the 375-million year-old fossil that 
 is considered a missing link between fish and humans.&nbsp\; That discover
 y was the inspiration for his bestselling book\, <em>Your Inner Fish\,</em
 > which was made into a popular three-part PBS miniseries.&nbsp\;<em>Tikta
 alik</em> was discovered in Devonian formations on Ellesmere Island in the
  Arctic Circle\, and much of Shubin&rsquo\;s search for ancient fossils ha
 s taken place in both the Arctic and Antarctic. His new book\, <em>Ends of
  the Earth\,</em> is based on his explorations in the polar regions. We ha
 ve discovered that the polar regions amplify and dramatize the climate cha
 nges going on more subtly elsewhere on our planet\, and changes at the pol
 es in turn will have impact on all life on earth. Shubin explains how we h
 ave come to this understanding\, how we learned about the dynamics of ices
 heets and glaciers\, how the ice itself chronicles a history of climate on
  our planet\, how what has happened there in the past has shaped our devel
 opment as a species\, and how what is happening there now will shape our f
 uture. What happens at the poles does not stay at the poles - the ends of 
 the earth offer profound stories that will forever change our view of life
  and the entire planet.</p>\n<p>"Ends of the Earth is a cosmic adventure s
 tory written in ice.&nbsp\; It&rsquo\;s a tale of glaciers that flow like 
 rivers and scientists who fall through crevasses and animals that evolve t
 heir own anti-freeze to allow them to thrive in extreme cold.&nbsp\; Shubi
 n brings alive some of the harshest and most fragile places on earth\, rev
 ealing the exquisite dance of time and physics and biology that created th
 ese icy realms and all the creatures that inhabit them\, as well as the pe
 rils these regions now face in our rapidly warming world.&nbsp\; In the ic
 e\, Shubin has discovered the story of our time."&nbsp\;- Jeff Goodell\, a
 uthor</p>\n<p><strong>Copies of <em>Ends of the Earth</em>&nbsp\;will be a
 vailable for purchase and signing by the author.</strong></p>\n<p><img src
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