Naturalised Birds of the World
Released: Jan 01, 2005
Publisher: Christopher Helm Ornithology
Format: Hardcover, 352 pages
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After habitat loss, the impact of naturalized exotics is the single most important cause of extinction in native species throughout the world. In this book, updated from the first edition in 1987, Christopher Lever describes when, where, how and by whom the world's naturalized birds were introduced to places outside their natural range, and discusses the economic and ecological impacts each has had in its naturalized regions.
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