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Environmental Biology

Author: Matthew R. Fisher

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Title: Environmental Biology

Author: Matthew R. Fisher

Description: An introductory environmental science course told from a biological angle, spanning ecosystems, populations, biodiversity and the human impact on the natural world. Well organized and accessible for readers new to the subject.

Pages: 343

Size: 8.89 MB

Format: PDF

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