Biodiversity: The Abundance of Life

Biodiversity: The Abundance of Life
ISBN-10
0521577942
ISBN-13
9780521577946
Series
Biodiversity
Category
Nature
Pages
130
Language
English
Published
1997-07-24
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Authors
Jenny L. Chapman, Michael B. V. Roberts

Description

First published in 1997, this second book in the Advanced Biology Topics series, studies the diversity of organisms on earth.

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