Bat Detectors
This report presents the biological results and conservation recommendations of a 2003 expedition into the forests of southeast Guinea, whose plant and animal species have been little known. Researchers, led by a team from the Center for Applied Biodiversity Science, found 540 species of plants and over 400 animal species, with particular diversity among birds.
Language: Some chapters in French, some in English.
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Title informationA Rapid Biological Assessment of Three Classified Forests in Southeastern Guinea / Une Evaluation Biologique Rapide de Trois Foret Classees du Sud-est de la GuineeSeries: CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL RAPID ASSESSMENT PROGRAM, BULLETIN OF BIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT 40 Edited by HE Wright, J McCullough, L Alonso and MS Diallo
248 pages, colour photos, tables, diagrams.Conservation International
Softcover | 2007 | £10.50 | approx. $21/€14
 #165426 | ISBN-13: 9781881173489
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