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From acid rain, CFC's, and the greenhouse effect to the food-chain and the gene bank, The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Ecology provides 5,000 up-to-date entries on all aspects of ecology and the environmental sciences. With many entries derived from the acclaimed Oxford Dictionary of NaturalHistory, it covers a vast range of subjects, from plant and animal physiology, animal behavior, evolution, environmental pollution, and conservation to climatology, meteorology, geomorphology, and oceanography. Also included are biographical notes on eminent ecologists and other scientists, as wellas helpful cross-references that make this volume an invaluable reference tool for students, professionals, and anyone with an interest in the natural world and our environment.
This volume serves as a comprehensive reference tool designed to define and clarify the terminology used across the diverse fields of ecology and environmental science. Author Michael Allaby, a recognized expert in environmental writing, compiles 5,000 entries to provide a standardized lexicon for students and professionals. The work synthesizes data from established scientific literature to bridge the gap between specialized biological research and broader environmental studies.
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Experts and academics frequently cite this volume as a reliable, high-density reference for students and professionals in the natural sciences. The text is widely regarded as a standard, accessible resource for navigating the complex vocabulary of environmental research.
Page Count:
424
Publication Date:
1994-06-02
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192116894
ISBN-13:
9780192116895
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