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Marshall, M. 2020. The Genesis Quest: The Geniuses and Eccentrics on a Journey to Uncover the Origin of Life on Earth. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL. 368 pp. ($15.60 cloth, $10.80 paper, $10.79 e-book with 40% PS discount.)

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Reviewed by Paul Strother (Boston College Weston Observatory)

Reviewed by Paul Strother (Boston College Weston Observatory)

Reviewed by Bruce Rothschild (Indiana University Health, formerly Carnegie Museum of Natural History)