Ecology facts / Michael Allaby

By:

Allaby Michael

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: London: Hamlyn Publishing, 1986Description: 192 pages, illustrations, maps 26 cmISBN:

0 600 39723 0

Subject(s):

Pure Science | Ecology; Ozone layers; Greenhouse; Acid rain; Nuclear powers

DDC classification:

NAM 574.5 ALL

Summary: Ecology facts: every living thing on the Earth responds to the planet's composition; the great blue whale no less than the microscopic creature that swims in the fungus no less than the highest tropical tree.

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Includes bibliography, acknowledgements, index

Ecology facts: every living thing on the Earth responds to the planet's composition; the great blue whale no less than the microscopic creature that swims in the fungus no less than the highest tropical tree.

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