Ernst Haeckel's "tree of life" Coffee Mugs

Ernst Haeckel's "tree of life", Darwin's metaphorical description of the pattern of universal common descent made literal by his greatest popularizer in the German scientific world. This is the English version of Ernst Haeckel's tree from the The Evolution of Man (Published 1879), one of several depictions of a tree of life by Haeckel. "Man" is at the crown of the tree; for Haeckel, as for many early evolutionists, humans were considered the pinnacle of evolution.

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Choose your favourite colour and match it to your graphics. This ringer mug, with its coloured handle and lip, comes in multiple choices. Makes a great gift for friends or office mates. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

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Ernst Haeckel's "tree of life" Coffee Mugs

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Ernst Haeckel's "tree of life"

Ernst Haeckel's "tree of life", Darwin's metaphorical description of the pattern of universal common descent made literal by his greatest popularizer in the German scientific world. This is the English version of Ernst Haeckel's tree from the The Evolution of Man (Published 1879), one of several depictions of a tree of life by Haeckel. "Man" is at the crown of the tree; for Haeckel, as for many early evolutionists, humans were considered the pinnacle of evolution.

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