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The Branches of Ecology

A 20th Century History

Egerton, Frank N. (University of Wisconsin-Parkside, History Department)

The Branches of Ecology

The Branches of Ecology

A 20th Century History

The Branches of Ecology

 

Ecology grew from a minor science, in 1900, into a major discipline in the 20th century. This book describes this development. A dramatic increase in ecological knowledge was accompanied by the formation of ecological professional societies.

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Beschrijving The Branches of Ecology

Ecology grew from a minor science, in 1900, into a major discipline in the 20th century. This book describes this development. A dramatic increase in ecological knowledge was accompanied by the formation of ecological professional societies.

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9780367357023
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264
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922
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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