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Verlag: 1st. Ed. Pub. Museum of Nat. Hist. of Verona. 2006, 2006
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In den Warenkorbpp.303 with col. figs. and b/w. illus., dist. maps and CD-Rom in pocket to rear. 4to. Minor knock to rear o/w. a fine hardback. Loosely inserted is a letter from Aldo Cosentino, General Director, Italian Ministry for the Environment and a member of the Editorial Board, to Sally Corbet (taught entomology and ecology at Cambridge)… in which it is explained that due to funding limits not all Italian bee species could be included and that c. 200 species of bees are included on the CD-Rom. With the completion of this Checklist, Italy was the first European country to produce a complete list of the species of its fauna, counting 55,656 species which revealed a territory extremely rich in biodiversity.
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In den WarenkorbVerona. 303 pp., num. distribution maps, hardback 4 [+ CD].
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In den Warenkorb303 p., numerous figures and maps (some coloured), rear pocket with CD-ROM, 4to, hardbound. Library stamps.With the completion of this Checklist, Italy was the first European country to produce a complete list of the species of its fauna, counting 55,656 species and resulting a territory extremely rich in biodiversity. It dealsa…lso with the chorotypes of the Italian fauna; its endemisms; the richness of species and rarity; the Italian faunal provinces; the chronogeonemic analysis; the alien species of Italy; the base for a first Red List of species; the strategies for the conservation of fauna.
