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Subject: | Song of the Dodo |
From: | Susan Knowles <> |
Date: | Thu, 17 Apr 1997 09:27:53 +1000 |
I have just finished reading "The song of the Dodo: Island biogeography in an age of extinctions" by David Quammen (Scribner 1996). Unfortunately I did not keep the original message recommending this so I cannot thank the person who recommended it, but I cannot praise it too highly. It explains complex scientific concepts in a readable, sometimes chatty style and should be essential reading for anybody interested in the survival of the natural environment. The story of the Mauritius Kestrel is heartening - others are less so. Nag your local library to buy a copy. Susan Knowles Deputy Law Librarian Ph: (02) 9385 3789 University of NSW Fax: (612) 9385 1236 |
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