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Hotspots Revisited

Patricio Robles Gil
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      For decades, Conservation International has devoted itself not only to saving endangered regions on the planet but also to chronicling, in lavish volumes, the biodiversity of these areas. These volumes, according to Choice, are "a superbly produced...source of hard-to-find information on biodiversity, biogeography, and conservation." "Hotspots Revisited" continues this rich tradition, drawing on the organization's continuing work to identify, research, and document biologically diverse yet dangerously threatened regions. The first "Hotspots" volume identified twenty-five endangered regions; "Hotspots Revisited" reveals nine additional areas, from Melanesia to northern Mexico, that now meet the same criteria. "Hotspots Revisited" presents the most up-to-date analyses of the ecology of these endangered areas - including new information on freshwater fish and other animal populations. But the heart of the volume is the hundreds of vibrant color photographs of the animals and plants under threat. Magnificent in conception and flawless in execution, "Hotspots Revisited" will be equally at home on a scientist's shelf or an ecotourist's coffee table.
      Format: Hardback CONTRIBUTORS: Patricio Robles Gil EAN: 9789686397772 COUNTRY: United States PAGES: WEIGHT: 3856 g HEIGHT: 36 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: Agrupacion Sierra Madre,Mexico DATE PUBLISHED: 2005-06-01 CITY: GENRE: NATURE / Ecology, NATURE / Animals / Wildlife WIDTH: 30 cm SPINE:

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      Reference works, Biodiversity, Endangered species and extinction of species, Pollution and threats to the environment

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      For decades, Conservation International has devoted itself not only to saving endangered regions on the planet but also to chronicling, in lavish volumes, the biodiversity of these areas. These volumes, according to Choice, are "a superbly produced...source of hard-to-find information on biodiversity, biogeography, and conservation." "Hotspots Revisited" continues this rich tradition, drawing on the organization's continuing work to identify, research, and document biologically diverse yet dangerously threatened regions. The first "Hotspots" volume identified twenty-five endangered regions; "Hotspots Revisited" reveals nine additional areas, from Melanesia to northern Mexico, that now meet the same criteria. "Hotspots Revisited" presents the most up-to-date analyses of the ecology of these endangered areas - including new information on freshwater fish and other animal populations. But the heart of the volume is the hundreds of vibrant color photographs of the animals and plants under threat. Magnificent in conception and flawless in execution, "Hotspots Revisited" will be equally at home on a scientist's shelf or an ecotourist's coffee table.
      Format: Hardback CONTRIBUTORS: Patricio Robles Gil EAN: 9789686397772 COUNTRY: United States PAGES: WEIGHT: 3856 g HEIGHT: 36 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: Agrupacion Sierra Madre,Mexico DATE PUBLISHED: 2005-06-01 CITY: GENRE: NATURE / Ecology, NATURE / Animals / Wildlife WIDTH: 30 cm SPINE:

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      Reference works, Biodiversity, Endangered species and extinction of species, Pollution and threats to the environment

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