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The Arabian Peninsula lies at the intersection of three major biogeographic realms: the Palaearctic to the north, the Afrotropical to the west, and the Oriental to the east. Its recent geological past and the great variety of its landscapes and climates are reflected in a complex natural history and a rich, diverse and unique fauna. The seas surrounding Arabia are among the most important repositories of biological diversity on earth.
This series has documented the animal species of this fascinating region since 1979. In this time, more than 1450 new taxa have been described in this comprehensive and up-to-date reference work.
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Title informationSPECIAL OFFER Fauna of Arabia, Volume 21Series: FAUNA OF ARABIA 21 Edited by Friedhelm Krupp
490 pages, colour plates, line drawings.Karger Libri
Hardcover | 2006 | £61.35 | approx. $94/€73
(clearance offer: reduced from £130.00)  #154018 | ISBN-10: 3929907755
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