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Explore the wealth of adaptations that have made the passerines the most widely distributed group of birds, and discover the life history adaptations that caused the major expansions and bursts of evolution of new species.
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Discover Colombia’s incomparable avifauna—almost a fith of all the birds on the planet!
This new field guide invites you to explore Colombia’s many special birds, from extravagantly plumaged parrots and hummingbirds to skulking antpittas.
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The long-awaited, all-new book from Peter Harrison: a one-of-a-kind seabird guide, written and illustrated by a seabirder for seabirders.
The only one to cover all 9 orders, 18 families and a staggering 435 species, with more than 3,800 illustrations and 239 full-colour plates, with supporting maps and comprehensive text.
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For the first time ever, you can contemplate All the Birds of the World together in a single, easy-to-use volume with beautiful, high-quality illustrations and updated distribution maps for all the bird species of the world.
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The new Illustrated Checklist of the Mammals of the World exhaustively catalogues taxonomic changes, incorporating all recently published revisions, and integrates them into new, brief species accounts for every species. Accompanying each account is a scientific illustration in full color and a detailed distribution map.
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The Galapagos archipelago is one of the most famous destinations on Earth for lovers of natural history. These remote islands of volcanic origin have been colonized by a remarkable and diverse wildlife, many of the animals being quite fearless of man. With 33 endemic bird species plus 12 endemic subspecies, and six endemic mammals, the islands are unsurprisingly popular with birders and general naturalists alike.
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