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The Ornaments Of Life Coevolution And Conservation In The Tropics Theodore H Fleming W John Kress

Name: The Ornaments Of Life Coevolution And Conservation In The Tropics Theodore H Fleming W John Kress
SKU: BELL-51438824
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The Ornaments Of Life Coevolution And Conservation In The Tropics Theodore H Fleming W John Kress instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Chicago Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.3 MB

Pages: 640

Author: Theodore H. Fleming; W. John Kress

ISBN: 9780226023328, 022602332X

Language: English

Year: 2013

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The Ornaments Of Life Coevolution And Conservation In The Tropics Theodore H Fleming W John Kress by Theodore H. Fleming; W. John Kress 9780226023328, 022602332X instant download after payment.

The average kilometer of tropical rainforest is teeming with life; it contains thousands of species of plants and animals. As The Ornaments of Life reveals, many of the most colorful and eye-catching rainforest inhabitants—toucans, monkeys, leaf-nosed bats, and hummingbirds to name a few—are an important component of the infrastructure that supports life in the forest. These fruit-and-nectar eating birds and mammals pollinate the flowers and disperse the seeds of hundreds of tropical plants, and unlike temperate communities, much of this greenery relies exclusively on animals for reproduction.