Birds of Madagascar and the Indian Ocean Islands (e-bog) af Frank Hawkins, Hawkins

Birds of Madagascar and the Indian Ocean Islands e-bog

317,82 DKK (inkl. moms 397,28 DKK)
This major new field guide covers Madagascar and the Indian Ocean islands, including the Seychelles, Coromos and Mascarenes (Mauritius, R union and Rodrigues).The Malagasy region contains one of the most extraordinary concentrations of biodiversity in the world. Its recognition as a zoogeographic region in its own right has recently been confirmed and, all taxa combined, the region was found to...
E-bog 317,82 DKK
Forfattere Frank Hawkins, Hawkins (forfatter), Brian Small, Small (illustrator)
Forlag Helm
Udgivet 12 december 2019
Længde 336 sider
Genrer 1HSM
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781472979018
This major new field guide covers Madagascar and the Indian Ocean islands, including the Seychelles, Coromos and Mascarenes (Mauritius, R union and Rodrigues).The Malagasy region contains one of the most extraordinary concentrations of biodiversity in the world. Its recognition as a zoogeographic region in its own right has recently been confirmed and, all taxa combined, the region was found to hold the second most distinct assemblage of vertebrates in the world after the Australian region, despite being the smallest of them all.This Helm Field Guide covers the whole of the Malagasy region, which comprises the unique island of Madagascar and the various islands and archipelagos of the Indian Ocean including the Seychelles, Comoros and Mascarenes (Mauritius, R union and Rodrigues). Every resident and migrant species is covered in full detail with a colour distibution map for each. Vagrants are also treated in detail, but without maps. All species are illustrated on a beautiful series of 124 colour plates, with artwork from John Gale and Brian Small. Conveniently, the plates have been arranged so that all the key species of the various archipelagos are placed together in sections.This is a major work of reference on the birds of the region and will remain the standard text for many years to come.