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Panbiogeography: Tracking the History of Life ISBN 0-8166-2384-8 Limited Edition

Panbiogeography: Tracking the History of Life ISBN 0-8166-2384-8 Limited EditionPp. (viii), 229; numerous text figures and maps. Green pictorial laminated boards, lettered in black and white on the spine and the front and rear covers, 8vo. Oxford Biogeography Series, no. 11. This volume develops a new synthesis of research on plant and animal distribution. The authors show how geographical patterns of plant and animal distribution contribute directly to understanding and interpreting of evolutionary history. They also make a case

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ISBN 0-8166-2384-8 Limited Edition

Publisher John Wiley & Sons

Most of our knowledge of the biology of mycorrhizal symbiosis come from studies in the laboratory or glasshouse

’ and the narrative of their travels is insightful and instructive

Panbiogeography: Tracking the History of Life ISBN 0-8166-2384-8 Limited EditionPp. (viii), 229; numerous text figures and maps. Green pictorial laminated boards, lettered in black and white on the spine and the front and rear covers, 8vo. Oxford Biogeography Series, no. 11. This volume develops a new synthesis of research on plant and animal distribution. The authors show how geographical patterns of plant and animal distribution contribute directly to understanding and interpreting of evolutionary history. They also make a case

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