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      Planet Insect: How insects conquered the Earth

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      An ambitious and beautifully illustrated account of the evolution and biology of insects. Insects are the busy, teeming arthropods on whose activities much of life on earth depends, and whose global populations are currently under the gravest of threats – with unimaginable...

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      Product ID:9781838934767
      Product Form:Hardback
      Country of Manufacture:GB
      Title:Planet Insect
      Subtitle:How insects conquered the Earth
      Authors:Author: Steve Nicholls
      Page Count:496
      Subjects:Popular science, Popular science, Insects (entomology), Conservation of wildlife and habitats, Nature and the natural world: general interest, Wildlife: butterflies, other insects and spiders: general interest, Insects (entomology), Conservation of wildlife & habitats, Natural history, Wildlife: butterflies, other insects & spiders
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      An ambitious and beautifully illustrated account of the evolution and biology of insects. Insects are the busy, teeming arthropods on whose activities much of life on earth depends, and whose global populations are currently under the gravest of threats – with unimaginable consequences for us all. In Alien Worlds, Steve Nicholls explores nothing less than a complete natural history of insects, bringing us on a journey through a world of a million species and their phenomenal and extraordinary diversity. A fantastically authoritative and congenial guide, led by a fluent and entertaining writer with the ability to make complex ideas comprehensible, it is not only a feast for the curious mind but also contains beautiful and visually arresting imagery of the tiny beasts whom we depend on greatly.
      An ambitious and beautifully illustrated account of the evolution and biology of insects.Insects are the busy, teeming arthropods on whose activities much of life on earth depends, and whose global populations are currently under the gravest of threats – with unimaginable consequences for us all.In Alien Worlds, Steve Nicholls explores nothing less than a complete natural history of insects, bringing us on a journey through a world of a million species and their phenomenal and extraordinary diversity.A fantastically authoritative and congenial guide, led by a fluent and entertaining writer with the ability to make complex ideas comprehensible, it is not only a feast for the curious mind but also contains beautiful and visually arresting imagery of the tiny beasts whom we depend on greatly.
      Imprint Name:Apollo
      Publisher Name:Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
      Country of Publication:GB
      Publishing Date:2023-03-30

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      Weight1202 g
      Dimensions166 × 241 × 40 mm