Lost Land of the Dodo: The Ecological History of Mauritius, Réunion and Rodrigues

Author:   Anthony Cheke ,  Julian P. Hume
Publisher:   Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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9781472980809


Pages:   480
Publication Date:   05 March 2020
Format:   Hardback
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Author:   Anthony Cheke ,  Julian P. Hume
Publisher:   Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint:   T & AD Poyser
Weight:   1.554kg
ISBN:  

9781472980809


ISBN 10:   1472980808
Pages:   480
Publication Date:   05 March 2020
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Manufactured on demand   Availability explained
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This is an extraordinary book: a rare combination of true scholarship, popular science and a labour of love, beautifully written and llustrated, and well-produced. It will fascinate anyone with an interest in birds and is worth every penny * Bull ABC (Summer 2008) * This book is a remarkable and meticuluous overview, which every scientist and naturalist with a serious interest in the wildlife of the Western Indian Ocean will find essential * Ibis (October 2008) * The authors have done a remarkable job in putting together a scattered literature, not all of it easily accessible or available. ...an absorbing read... * Ibis (2009) * ' A must-read for scientists and non-scientists interested in biogeography, natural history, extinction and ecological history in general...one that a reader will want to keep on their bookshelf to return to ' * Ecology (2009) * 'A wonderful account of the history of the destruction of the Mascarene Islands, beautifully produced...with the help of this book, the visitor will be able to appreciate today's nature in the wider context of what it once was.' * TLS (June 2009) *


"""This is an extraordinary book: a rare combination of true scholarship, popular science and a labour of love, beautifully written and llustrated, and well-produced. It will fascinate anyone with an interest in birds and is worth every penny"" * Bull ABC (Summer 2008) * "" This book is a remarkable and meticuluous overview, which every scientist and naturalist with a serious interest in the wildlife of the Western Indian Ocean will find essential"" * Ibis (October 2008) * ""The authors have done a remarkable job in putting together a scattered literature, not all of it easily accessible or available."" ""...an absorbing read..."" * Ibis (2009) * ' A must-read for scientists and non-scientists interested in biogeography, natural history, extinction and ecological history in general...one that a reader will want to keep on their bookshelf to return to ' * Ecology (2009) * 'A wonderful account of the history of the destruction of the Mascarene Islands, beautifully produced...with the help of this book, the visitor will be able to appreciate today's nature in the wider context of what it once was.' * TLS (June 2009) *"


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For many years, Anthony Cheke was involved in the conservation of the avifauna of many of the islands and atolls of the Indian Ocean, and he has written extensively on these birds. Julian Hume is an author and artist who specialises in producing accurate renditions of recently extinct species.

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