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Much more than a map - the Galapagos Explorer contains a large number of colour photos of a range of endemic animals and some plants from this most famous of island archipelagos. There's a map of Darwin's route during his brief but highly significant visit to the islands in 1835, a diagram of the main ocean currents influencing Galapagos, and another diagram illustrating the "hot spot" theory of volcano formation. Includes a list of notable visitors mini-biographies ranging from the first known visitor (the Bishop of Panama in 1535), through Charles Darwin, to the two pre-eminent scientists studying evolution there today (Rosemary and Peter Grant).
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Title informationMAP Galapagos Islands ExplorerSeries: OCEAN EXPLORER MAPS Visitor's Map of the Galapagos Islands Nigel Sitwell
1 pages, col photos and illus.Ocean Explorer Maps Distributed by NHBS
Map | 2006 | £9.99 | approx. $16/€12
 #153673 | ISBN-10: 0954371720
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