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نویسندگان: Paul Knoepfler. Julie Knoepfler
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ISBN (شابک) : 2019015578, 9789813274464
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تعداد صفحات: 250
زبان: English
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Contents Preface Chapter 1 So, you want a dragon? Introduction The dragon or the egg? What is a dragon exactly? The Middle East and Africa Asia Ancient and Eastern Europe Central and Western Europe Dragon history: the big picture Why build a dragon? What kind of dragon should we make? What creatures to start with? Chimeras? Flying dragon Fire is fun for a dragon Brain and temperament Our dragon-building team Expect disasters Why write this book? References Chapter 2 Let there be flight Weight versus flight Engineering flight: where to start? Lessons from two extinct giant fliers Patagia for flight Getting a lift Bird options Birds or dragons of a feather Genes and feathered flight Dragon size Where to call home? What could go wrong with dragon flight? How we could cheat on dragon flight Flying on References Chapter 3 Fire! Kindling a fire-breathing dragon Fueling the flames Farts, burps, and other fuel sources Dragon moonshine? Cheats for fueling fire The dragon diet We have ignition (we hope) Electrical ignition How we could cheat on ignition Protecting the dragon from its own fire Lessons from a beetle’s butt Heat as a weapon What could go wrong and how might we die? Take-home on fire References Chapter 4 Dragons on the brain Make up your mind A dragon’s brain Picking an unpickled starter brain How to grow a brain Growing a mini-brain or “brain organoid” in the lab Are brain architecture and intelligence linked? Too dumb Too smart Extra smart on purpose Walk the walk, and talk the talk Teach your dragon well Problems bringing up baby Dragon Cheating with a Cyborg Dragon What could go wrong – and yes, you’ve guessed – lead to our deaths? Trying to get the dragon brain just right References Chapter 5 From head to tail, other dragon features and power-ups A whole menu of options A head (or heads) up? Taking our dragon by the horn Dragon color: it’s not black and white A shocking suggestion Before your very eyes Half a brain on and half off Dragon GPS Going swimmingly A leg or more to stand on And another thing to ruminate… Dragon skin Not just spitting into the wind Finding its voice Is it a girl or a boy or both? Power-ups Power downs What could go wrong and how might we die? Fun with features References Chapter 6 Sex, dragons, and CRISPR Evolving a dragon at warp speed Dragon sex ed and parenting class The golden egg (and sperm) Stem cells No males or sex needed? Cloning class Chimeric embryos and chimeras CRISPR What exactly is CRISPR gene-editing and how does it work? Using CRISPR to make a dragon What could go wrong and how we might die? Dragon building technology References Chapter 7 After a dragon: building unicorns and other mythical creatures Our next challenge: unicorns and other mythical creatures Unicorns A brief history of unicorns How would we create a unicorn? Taking wing with Pegasus A brief history of Pegasus How would we create a flying horse like Pegasus Hippogriffs and Griffins A brief history of hippogriffs and griffins How to build a hippogriff or griffin? A tail of Mermaids and Mermen A brief history of merpeople Hypothetically, how could we create a mermaid (not that we would ever try)? Why it would be unethical to create a Mermaid Make myths real Reference Chapter 8 The ethics and future of engineering dragons and other new beasts Dragon ethics Too dangerous for humanity? Humans as friends or family, not food Would it be good for dragons if we made them? Risks of making malformed dragons along the way Short-lived or sickly dragon? Dragon blues? Dragon benefits? Benefits to the world? Endangering the already at-risk Komodo? What if our dragons outlive us? Ethics and government regulation Where do we get all the needed money without “selling out”? Where we go, will others follow? References Glossary Index