Anaximander
/əˌnæksɪˈmændə(r)/- (c. 610-c. 545 BC) , Greek scientist, who lived at Miletus. He believed the earth to be cylindrical and poised in space, and is reputed to have taught that life began in water and that humans originated from fish.阿那克西曼德（约公元前610-约前545, 居住在米利都的古希腊科学家, 认为地球是圆柱形的, 高悬在宇宙中, 据说也曾提出生命始于水, 而人则起源于鱼）。