A global survey of threatened and recently-extinct mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes. As such, it is of immense scientific importance, and key to a modern understanding of the global conservation crisis. Indispensable for academic institutions, conservation NGOs, zoos and the like, and for anyone interested in natural history.
A global survey of threatened and recently-extinct mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes. As such, it is of immense scientific importance, and key to a modern understanding of the global conservation crisis. Indispensable for academic institutions, conservation NGOs, zoos and the like, and for anyone interested in natural history.
Matthew Richardson is a Canadian author known for such award-winning books as Lemurs of Madagascar (3rd edition, Conservation International, 2010). He has worked alongside some of the most high-profile conservationists in the world, and served as an active member of both the IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group and Conservation Planning Specialist Group. Passionate about both human and natural history, he has drawn extensively from these experiences to create what will surely become the foundational text on endangered and extinct species for decades to come.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The Arctic realm 2. The Palearctic realm 3. The Afrotropical realm 4. The Madagascan realm 5. The Indo-Malaysian realm 6. The Papua-Melanesian realm 7. The Australian realm 8. The Polynesian realm 9. The Nearctic realm 10. The Caribbean realm 11. The Neotropical realm 12. The Patagonian realm 13. The Antarctic realm 14. The Oceanic realm 15. Global balance.
1. The Arctic realm 2. The Palearctic realm 3. The Afrotropical realm 4. The Madagascan realm 5. The Indo-Malaysian realm 6. The Papua-Melanesian realm 7. The Australian realm 8. The Polynesian realm 9. The Nearctic realm 10. The Caribbean realm 11. The Neotropical realm 12. The Patagonian realm 13. The Antarctic realm 14. The Oceanic realm 15. Global balance.
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