Speciation and its consequences

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1989 · Английский · Твердый переплет · Изданий: 2
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In this engaging exploration, Daniel Otte and John A. Endler delve deep into the intricacies of speciation, shedding light on how new species emerge and the web of consequences that follow. They tackle the complex mechanisms that build biodiversity, sparking curiosity about how life diversifies over time.

By combining clear explanations with thought-provoking examples, the authors invite readers to contemplate the delicate balance of ecosystems and the factors that drive evolution. Their warm and accessible style makes even the densest scientific concepts feel approachable and relatable.

Perfect for both casual readers and seasoned biologists, this comprehensive yet enjoyable read sparks a sense of wonder about the natural world and our place in it. As readers turn each page, they’ll find themselves captivated by the interplay of science and the beauty of life’s ever-changing tapestry.

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Формат Твердый переплет
Страницы 679 страниц
Язык Английский
Опубликовано янв 1, 1989
Издатель Sinauer Associates Inc.,U.S.
Издания Изданий: 2
ISBN-10 0878936572
ISBN-13 9780878936571
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