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Lynx Edicions

All the Mammals of the World (HB)

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ISBN:
9788416728664
Sprog:
Engelsk
Indbinding:
Indbundet
Sideantal:
800
Forlag:
Lynx Edicions
Udgivelsesdato:
01-07-2023
Udgivelsesår:
2023
Udgivelsesland:
Spanien
BESKRIVELSE:
For the first time ever, you can contemplate All the Mammals of the World together in a single easy-to-use, fully illustrated volume. Created for a broad public, from wildlife enthusiasts to expert mammalogists, reseachers, conservationists, and anyone interested in the spectacular diversity of mammals, this book has something for everyone. Presents 6581 species in total, including 6459 extant wild species, 19 domestic species and 103 extinct species. 7349 illustrations covering all species as well as sexual dimorphism, morphs and some distinctive subspecies. 6459 distribution maps, with written summary and notes on altitudinal ranges. All 2834 one-country endemic species clearly marked. Species common names provided in English, French, German and Spanish, as well as scientific names. The IUCN Red List category of extinction risk is given for each species to highlight the importance of study and conservation. Taxonomic summary of number of subspecies for each taxon. Appendix listing all taxonomic changes from the Illustrated Checklist of the Mammals of the World to the present, including 107 newly described species and 106 split species, and explaining the most important cases. More than 100 species known to have become extinct since the year 1500 presented separately with texts and distribution maps in their own appendix. Summary of recognized domestic species provided in a separate appendix. A 37-page world atlas of color reference maps, with relevant details of interest to mammal enthusiasts and professionals. The easiest and most enjoyable way to browse through all the mammals of the world, aiming to bring the extraordinary richness and diversity of the world’s mammals closer to a wider audience - an important step toward a greater passion for nature, biodiversity and the preservation of our planet.
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