Tales from the extinction imaginary: David Sepkoski: Catastrophic thinking: extinction and the value of diversity from Darwin to the Anthropocene. Chicago: Chicago University Press, 2019, 360 pp, $35.00

Metascience 30 (3):437-440 (2021)
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