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Tropical Ecology

Textbook Cancelled
By: J Hubbell
400 pages, 20 b/w photos, 80 illus
Publisher: Chapman & Hall
Tropical Ecology
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  • Tropical Ecology ISBN: 9780412023613 Hardback Publication cancelled #33214
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About this book

Key textbook. Contents: Part 1: Overview of the Tropics: nutshell history of tropical ecology; tropical climatology; biogeography then and now; tropical diversity; terrestrial biomes; inland water bioomes; coastal biomes; estuaries; mangrove forest; marine biomes. Part 2: Habitats and Organisms: rain forests, seasonal forests; montane habitats; savannas; lakes; inshore. Part 3: the tropics, man, and the future: are the tropics unique?; some generalizations about the future.

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Part 1: Overview of the tropics: nutshell history of tropical ecology; tropical climatology; biogeography then and now; tropical diversity; terrestrial biomes; inland water biomes; coastal biomes; estuaries; mangrove forest; marine biomes. Part 2: habitats and organisms rain forests; seasonal forests; montane habitats; savannas; lakes; inshore. Part 3: The tropics, man, and the future: are the tropics unique? some generalizations scrutinized; human ecology in the tropics; conserving the tropics.

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Textbook Cancelled
By: J Hubbell
400 pages, 20 b/w photos, 80 illus
Publisher: Chapman & Hall
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