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Wallace, Voletta; Evans, Faith [Foreword]; McKenzie, Tremell [Contributor];Biblio.com

Eaton, JA; Balen, B van; Brickle, NW; Rheindt, FE J A N W F EBiblio.com

Birds of the Indonesian Archipelago: Greater Sundas and Wallacea

2021N45137Lynx Edicions 2021. 536 2800 col illus 1350 col distribution maps. . PB. NEW. . 2nd edition. The first ornithological field guide covering the vast chain of the Indonesian archipelago has been completely revised following years of meticulous research. This second edition now encompasses over 2800 illustrations including 325 entirely new figures and nearly 500 alterations to the original artwork supplemented by 1350 maps of all regularly occurring species. The species are mapped with improved accuracy by including three magnified geographical regions or by a larger archipelago-wide map frame. Describes all 1456 bird species known to occur in the region including 628 endemics 106 vagrants 4 introduced species and 10 species yet to be formally described. Together these represent over 13% of global bird diversity. Importantly all subspecies are described in detail. Fully covers the biogeographic regions of the Greater Sundas Sumatra Borneo Java and Bali and Wallacea Sulawesi the Moluccas and the Lesser Sundas plus all satellite islands. This region spans an arc of over 4000 km along the Equator including East Timor Brunei Darussalam the East Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak and most of the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.- Taxonomy follows an integrative approach based on bioacoustics genomics and morphology often based on the authors� own peer-reviewed systematic work in the region.- Detailed texts covering status taxonomy habitat and behaviour all plumage variations vocalisations and similar species.- 1456 species 628 endemics 106 vagrants 4 introduced and 10 undescribed species.- Over 2800 illustrations covering all species and distinctive subspecies birds in flight males and females immatures and non-breeding plumages where appropriate.- 1350 full-colour range maps for all regularly occurring species spread across four regional map frames.- List of all the bird names in Bahasa Indonesia useful for travelling birders researchers and to help interaction with Bahasa Indonesia speakers.- A revised more traditional and familiar index.- Keeping within the taxonomic constraints species accounts have been moved so that similar and/or regional species are on the same page allowing for easier comparisons and less time spent flicking between pages. 9788416728442 Lynx Edicions unknown

Pemberley Natural History Books · Royaume-Uni38,00 £GB≈ 43,39 €

Eaton, JA; Balen, B van; Brickle, NW; Rheindt, FE J A N W F EBiblio.com

Birds of the Indonesian Archipelago: Greater Sundas and Wallacea

2021N45138Lynx Edicions 2021. 536 2800 col illus 1350 col distribution maps. . HB. NEW. . 2nd edition. The first ornithological field guide covering the vast chain of the Indonesian archipelago has been completely revised following years of meticulous research. This second edition now encompasses over 2800 illustrations including 325 entirely new figures and nearly 500 alterations to the original artwork supplemented by 1350 maps of all regularly occurring species. The species are mapped with improved accuracy by including three magnified geographical regions or by a larger archipelago-wide map frame. Describes all 1456 bird species known to occur in the region including 628 endemics 106 vagrants 4 introduced species and 10 species yet to be formally described. Together these represent over 13% of global bird diversity. Importantly all subspecies are described in detail. Fully covers the biogeographic regions of the Greater Sundas Sumatra Borneo Java and Bali and Wallacea Sulawesi the Moluccas and the Lesser Sundas plus all satellite islands. This region spans an arc of over 4000 km along the Equator including East Timor Brunei Darussalam the East Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak and most of the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.- Taxonomy follows an integrative approach based on bioacoustics genomics and morphology often based on the authors� own peer-reviewed systematic work in the region.- Detailed texts covering status taxonomy habitat and behaviour all plumage variations vocalisations and similar species.- 1456 species 628 endemics 106 vagrants 4 introduced and 10 undescribed species.- Over 2800 illustrations covering all species and distinctive subspecies birds in flight males and females immatures and non-breeding plumages where appropriate.- 1350 full-colour range maps for all regularly occurring species spread across four regional map frames.- List of all the bird names in Bahasa Indonesia useful for travelling birders researchers and to help interaction with Bahasa Indonesia speakers.- A revised more traditional and familiar index.- Keeping within the taxonomic constraints species accounts have been moved so that similar and/or regional species are on the same page allowing for easier comparisons and less time spent flicking between pages. 9788416728435 Lynx Edicions unknown

Pemberley Natural History Books · Royaume-Uni42,00 £GB≈ 47,96 €