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Rails of the world - a monograph of the famil...
av S. Dillon Ripley
Inbunden bok. David R. Godine Publisher (Boston). 1977. 409 sidor.

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ISBN

087923198X

Titel

Rails of the world - a monograph of the family Rallidae

Författare

Ripley, Sidney Dillon

Förlag

David R. Godine

Utgivningsår

1977

Baksidestext

Among the least known and most elusive of any major bird species, rails manage to colonize remote islands, impenetrable jungles and desolate shorelines in almost all regions of the world. Particularly interesting is their enigmatic evolution; once having arrived at a suitable habitat, they often lose their power of sustained flight and, over the centuries, their instinct for migration. With the rapid disappearance of their habitats and their vulnerability to predation, this book serves the very important function of establishing scholarship on the rail family.

David R. Godine Publisher (Boston) 087923198X

ISBN: 9780879231989
Titel: Rails of the world - a monograph of the family Rallidae
Författare: Ripley, Sidney Dillon
Förlag: David R. Godine
Utgivningsår: 1977

Among the least known and most elusive of any major bird species, rails manage to colonize remote islands, impenetrable jungles and desolate shorelines in almost all regions of the world. Particularly interesting is their enigmatic evolution; once having arrived at a suitable habitat, they often lose their power of sustained flight and, over the centuries, their instinct for migration. With the rapid disappearance of their habitats and their vulnerability to predation, this book serves the very important function of establishing scholarship on the rail family.