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St.Helena and Ascension Island: A Natural History by Philip Ashmole (2000-10-11)

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ISBN-10:

0904614611

ISBN-13:

9780904614619

Author(s): Ashmole, Philip
Released: Jan 01, 2000
Publisher: Anthony Nelson Ltd.
Format: Hardcover, 528 pages
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The islands of St Helena and Ascension are two of the most isolated islands in the world - the tips of enormous volcanoes rising from the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. St Helena was formed some 14 million years ago, but Ascension is only a tenth as old. On St Helena, plants and animals have evolved and diversified in isolation for millions of years and the landscape has been transformed.. In contrast, the ecological youth of Ascension leaves it strange and forbidding, but with its own biological surprises and its own austere beauty.

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