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Espèces d'espèces is a french film of genre Documentary

Espèces d'espèces (2009)

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Espèces d'espèces est un film documentaire de Denis Van Waerebeke, produit par Ex Nihilo, CNRS Images, NHK, France 5, le Muséum national d'histoire naturelle et Arte France. Il fut présenté en festival en 2008 et diffusé en 2009 à la télévision.

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Espèces d'espèces renouvelle notre représentation de l'arbre du vivant et nous révèle que les millions d'espèces qui peuplent la planète, la nôtre comprise, appartiennent toutes à une seule et immense famille. Comment classer les espèces vivantes ? Quel critère utiliser pour les trier ? Le nombre de pattes ? La présence d'ailes, de plumes, de poils, d'écailles ? Pas si simple... Espèces d'espèces fait un point sur les connaissances actuelles et rectifie quelques idées reçues sur l'évolution : non, nous ne descendons pas singe, le singe descend auprès de nous d'un ancêtre commun. Non, nous ne sommes pas plus "évolués" qu'une bactérie. De l'étude de l'évolution du monde vivant, aux amusantes inventions de la nature, nous comprenons enfin les termes et les enjeux des débats qui secouent le monde scientifique à propos de l'apparition de la vie sur Terre et de son évolution.

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