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Natural History of the Islands of California (California Natural History Guide, 61, Band 61) - Softcover

Schoenherr, Allan A.; Feldmeth, C.Robert; Emerson, Michael J.

 
9780520239180: Natural History of the Islands of California (California Natural History Guide, 61, Band 61)
Softcover
ISBN 10: 0520239180 ISBN 13: 9780520239180
Verlag: University of California Press, 2003

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Allan A. Schoenherr is Professor of Ecology at Fullerton College and author of A Natural History of California (California, 1992). C. Robert Feldmeth was Professor of Biology at The Claremont Colleges until his death in 1994. Michael J. Emerson (1954-1989) studied with Robert Feldmeth and wrote his master's thesis on the Channel Islands. David Mooney is a San Diego artist specializing in wildlife art and illustration.

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"This is a rich slice of information about California's islands —and so complete that it includes the less-well-known Farallon and San Francisco Bay islands. The authors' well-chosen language, style, approach, organization, and illustrations combine to carry one along like a raft passenger on a fast-moving river. I highly recommend it."—Michael G. Barbour, author of California's Changing Landscapes

"Rich in biological fact and historical anecdote, this book takes us into worlds that are made dynamic by geological, evolutionary, and human events. It shows how lively and eventful California's natural landscapes really are."—Peter Steinhart, author of The Company of Wolves

"This book is the best source easily available to those interested in the California islands' natural history. It gives a good overview for beginning students and the uninitiated, and enough details for more advanced audiences."—Lyndal Laughrin, Director, Santa Cruz Island Reserve, University of California

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"This is a rich slice of information about California's islands and so complete that it includes the less-well-known Farallon and San Francisco Bay islands. The authors' well-chosen language, style, approach, organization, and illustrations combine to carry one along like a raft passenger on a fast-moving river. I highly recommend it." Michael G. Barbour, author of California's Changing Landscapes

"Rich in biological fact and historical anecdote, this book takes us into worlds that are made dynamic by geological, evolutionary, and human events. It shows how lively and eventful California's natural landscapes really are." Peter Steinhart, author of The Company of Wolves

"This book is the best source easily available to those interested in the California islands' natural history. It gives a good overview for beginning students and the uninitiated, and enough details for more advanced audiences." Lyndal Laughrin, Director, Santa Cruz Island Reserve, University of California

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Verlag
University of California Press
Erscheinungsdatum
2003
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN 10 
0520239180
ISBN 13 
9780520239180
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Taschenbuch
Zeichner
Mooney David, Emerson Michael J.
Anzahl der Seiten
502
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