The Sloth Lemur’s Song: Madagascar From Deep Past To Uncertain Present Alison Richard William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Biology And Biochemistry

‘Full Of Wonder And Forensic Intelligence’ Isabella Tree Author Wilding A Moving Account Madagascar Told By Researcher Who Has Spent Over Fifty Years Investigating The Mysteries This Remarkable Island Is Place Change Biodiversity Hotspot Fourth Largest On Planet It Been Home To Spectacular Parade Animals From Giant Flightless Birds Tortoises Ground Agile Lemurs Leaping Through Treetops Some Species Live Many Have Vanished In Distant Or Recent Past Vast Stretches Time Madagascar’s Forests Expanded Contracted Response Shifting Climates Hand People Clear Changes During Last Thousand So Today Microcosm Global Trends What Happens There Decades Ahead Can Perhaps Suggest Ways Help Turn Tide Environmental Crisis Now Sweeping World Sloth Lemur’s Song Far-Reaching Present Led An Expert Guide Immersed Herself Research Conservation Activities With Village Communities For Nearly Alison Richard Accompanies Reader Journey Space Time—From Ancient Origins As Landlocked Region Gondwana Its Emergence Modern-Day Developments That Make Survival Array Plants Increasingly Uncertain Weaving Together Scientific Evidence Richard’s Own Experiences Exploring Power Stories Shape Our Understanding Events Book Captures Magic Well Tensions Swirl Around Nation Σελίδες: 352 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm