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Great Rift Valley

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: A Shah
144 pages
Great Rift Valley
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  • Great Rift Valley ISBN: 9781770074507 Hardback Jul 2008 Out of Print #172175
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A picture-driven book that focuses on the East African segment of the Great Rift Valley, the book covers seven ecosystems that fall within this region and presents the following main themes:

Geology, evolution and natural history; a brief history of the region; flamingoes of the soda lakes; wildlife of the crater highlands; migrants of the ash plains; gorillas of the volcanic Virungas; chimps around the Lake Tanganyika; hominids of the ancient lakes; hunter gatherers of Lake Eyasi; and the changing face of the area.

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Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: A Shah
144 pages
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