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The role of ecological knowledge in explaining biogeography and biodiversity in Amazonia.

1997

Tuomisto H. | Ruokolainen K.

AGROVOC Keywords
amazonia amazonie animal animales animals biodiversidad biodiversity biogeografia biogeographie biogeography bosques clima climat climate climatologia climatologie climatology cursos de agua ecologia ecologie ecology environmental factors evolution facteur du milieu factores ambientales forests geographical distribution palaeontology paleontologia paleontologie plantas plante plants rivers
Bibliographic information
Volume 6
Pagination
v.347-357(3)
Other Subjects
Foret; Bosque tropical humedo; Evolucion; Distribution geographique; Biodiversite; Cours d' eau; Tropical rain forests; Distribucion geografica; Foret tropicale humide
Language
English
Note
68 ref. Special issue. Biodiversity and environmental stability: proceedings of a symposium held 24-25 April 1995 in Copenhagen by the Danish Centre for Tropical Diversity.
Type
Journal Article; Journal Part
Source
Biodiversity-and-Conservation (United Kingdom). (1997). v. 6(3) p. 347-357.
Corporate Author
Department of Biology, University of Turku, FIN-20500 Turku (Finland)
2012-11-15
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