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Lynx Nature Books, November 2020. First Edition. Hardcover. Used - VeryGood/No Jacket. hardcover in very good condition. pages and edges are clean and bright. binding is tight. Near Fine. First Edition October 2020

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Lynx Edicions, 2020. 445, col illus. 310x240mm. HB. New copies, but with minor bumps to corners.. This book reveals the remarkable new history of how passerines diversified and dispersed across the entire world. It also presents and explains the new classification, which reflects the phylogenetic history. The new insights reveal that many of the old evolutionary lineages comprise only a few species that remained in their area of origin or underwent limited dispersal. Only a small number of groups underwent significant proliferation of new species and just five (of 145) passerine families are represented on all continents but Antarctica. Even so, the global variation in species richness generally correlates well with the variation in productivity across different environments. We see how a seemingly constant overall rate of evolution of new species is possible because of rapid proliferation in new ecological niches, including archipelagos, and an extraordinary accumulation of endemic species in… Read More

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Lynx Edicions, 2020. 445, col illus. 310x240mm. HB. NEW. . This book reveals the remarkable new history of how passerines diversified and dispersed across the entire world. It also presents and explains the new classification, which reflects the phylogenetic history. The new insights reveal that many of the old evolutionary lineages comprise only a few species that remained in their area of origin or underwent limited dispersal. Only a small number of groups underwent significant proliferation of new species and just five (of 145) passerine families are represented on all continents but Antarctica. Even so, the global variation in species richness generally correlates well with the variation in productivity across different environments. We see how a seemingly constant overall rate of evolution of new species is possible because of rapid proliferation in new ecological niches, including archipelagos, and an extraordinary accumulation of endemic species in certain tropical mountain ranges.In addition… Read More

2020. 'Hardback'. 'Good'. 'Good condition. There are some scuffs and light dents to the edges and corners of the cover, but otherwise in very good condition with pages crisp and clean.'