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Bloomsbury Wildlife - Handbook of Mammals of Madagascar

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Description

Explore one of the most remarkable collections of mammals on the planet with the Handbook of Mammals of Madagascar from Bloomsbury Wildlife. Due to millions of years of isolation, Madagascar has developed a unique biological landscape that is unlike anywhere else on Earth. This book provides a detailed look at the evolutionary journey of these animals. Discover why this island is so significant for biological science. Every native non-volant species, totaling approximately 210 species, is endemic to the region. This level of species richness and endemism is unmatched by any other island or location. You will learn about the extraordinary diversity of body forms and lifestyles that have emerged here. This handbook examines how these mammals have evolved to display significant convergence with forms found elsewhere, while also developing utterly unique features. It is an essential resource for anyone interested in animal sciences, habitats, and the specialized evolution of Madagascar's wildlife.

Key Features

Learn about the unique evolution of approximately 210 endemic non-volant species found only on Madagascar.

Explore the incredible species richness and endemism that sets this island apart from any other place on Earth.

Study the extraordinary diversity of body forms and lifestyles developed through millions of years of isolation.

Examine how these mammals display significant convergence with species found in other parts of the world.

Discover the utterly unique biological features that have evolved within this specific island habitat.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
05 March 2023
Listed Since
05 April 2022

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