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Hardback. Condizione: Very Good. Dominique Visset (illustratore). The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. Dominique Visset (illustratore). Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good, Tight spine. Olive-green cloth binding. Moderate shelf wear. No major markings, stains or damage. Beautiful illustrations, well researched. Supplementary booklet: The Tree of Life: A Phylogenetic Classification included in back of book. All proceeds benefit the Arboretum Library of the Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden.

hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Dominique Visset (illustratore). Book is in very good condition with a very good dust jacket. Small tape fix to front dust jacket top near spine. Moderate wear to cover. Spine is strong and inside pages are clean.

Dominique Visset (illustratore). Hardcover with dust jacket. VG/VG. Cocked spine. Illustrations throughout. 560 pages. 560 pp.

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Dominique Visset (illustratore). Did you know that you are more closely related to a mushroom than to a daisy? That crocodiles are closer to birds than to lizards? That dinosaurs are still among us? That the terms "fish," "reptiles," and "invertebrates" do not indicate scientific groupings? All this is the result of major changes in classification, whose methods have been totally revisited over the last thirty years.Modern classification, based on phylogeny, no longer places humans at the center of nature. Groups of organisms are no longer defined by their general appearance, but by their different individual characteristics. Phylogeny, therefore, by showing common ancestry, outlines a tree of evolutionary relationships from which one can retrace the history of life.This book diagrams the tree of life according to the most recent methods of classification. By showing how life forms arose and developed and how they are related, The Tree of Life presents a key to the living world in all its dazzling variety.,

Condizione: New. Dominique Visset (illustratore). Modern classification, based on phylogeny, no longer places humans at the centre of nature. By showing common ancestry, it outlines a tree of evolutionary relationships from which one can retrace the history of life. This book diagrams the tree of life according to various methods of classification, to show how life forms arose and developed. Illustrator(s): Visset, Dominique. Translator(s): McCoy, Karen. Series: Harvard University Press Reference Library. Num Pages: 560 pages, 1500 line drawings. BIC Classification: PSAJ. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 287 x 198 x 40. Weight in Grams: 1660. . 2007. Hardcover. . . . .

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Dominique Visset (illustratore). Hardcover. Did you know that you are more closely related to a mushroom than to a daisy? That crocodiles are closer to birds than to lizards? That dinosaurs are still among us? That the terms "fish," "reptiles," and "invertebrates" do not indicate scientific groupings? All this is the result of major changes in classification, whose methods have been totally revisited over the last thirty years.Modern classification, based on phylogeny, no longer places humans at the center of nature. Groups of organisms are no longer defined by their general appearance, but by their different individual characteristics. Phylogeny, therefore, by showing common ancestry, outlines a tree of evolutionary relationships from which one can retrace the history of life.This book diagrams the tree of life according to the most recent methods of classification. By showing how life forms arose and developed and how they are related, The Tree of Life presents a key to the living world in all its dazzling variety., Did you know that you are more closely related to a mushroom than to a daisy? That dinosaurs are still among us? That the terms fish and invertebrates do not indicate scientific groupings? All this is the result of major changes in classification. This book diagrams the tree of life according to the most recent methods of this system. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Condizione: new. Dominique Visset (illustratore).

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Condizione: New. Dominique Visset (illustratore). pp. 560 Illus.

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Condizione: New. Dominique Visset (illustratore).

Condizione: New. Dominique Visset (illustratore). Modern classification, based on phylogeny, no longer places humans at the centre of nature. By showing common ancestry, it outlines a tree of evolutionary relationships from which one can retrace the history of life. This book diagrams the tree of life according to various methods of classification, to show how life forms arose and developed. Illustrator(s): Visset, Dominique. Translator(s): McCoy, Karen. Series: Harvard University Press Reference Library. Num Pages: 560 pages, 1500 line drawings. BIC Classification: PSAJ. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 287 x 198 x 40. Weight in Grams: 1660. . 2007. Hardcover. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. Dominique Visset (illustratore). 560 pages. 11.50x7.75x1.75 inches. In Stock.

Dominique Visset (illustratore). Original cloth, with dust-jacket. 560 pp., many ills, 15 plates in rear; 28.5x19 cm. Text in English. - Very good/ fine. See picture This book presents a comprehensive overview of the phylogenetic classification of living organisms, illustrating the evolutionary relationships among various life forms. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding modern biological classification systems. 1660g.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Dominique Visset (illustratore). Hardcover. Did you know that you are more closely related to a mushroom than to a daisy? That crocodiles are closer to birds than to lizards? That dinosaurs are still among us? That the terms "fish," "reptiles," and "invertebrates" do not indicate scientific groupings? All this is the result of major changes in classification, whose methods have been totally revisited over the last thirty years.Modern classification, based on phylogeny, no longer places humans at the center of nature. Groups of organisms are no longer defined by their general appearance, but by their different individual characteristics. Phylogeny, therefore, by showing common ancestry, outlines a tree of evolutionary relationships from which one can retrace the history of life.This book diagrams the tree of life according to the most recent methods of classification. By showing how life forms arose and developed and how they are related, The Tree of Life presents a key to the living world in all its dazzling variety., Did you know that you are more closely related to a mushroom than to a daisy? That dinosaurs are still among us? That the terms fish and invertebrates do not indicate scientific groupings? All this is the result of major changes in classification. This book diagrams the tree of life according to the most recent methods of this system. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condizione: New. Dominique Visset (illustratore). Did you know that you are more closely related to a mushroom than to a daisy? That crocodiles are closer to birds than to lizards? That dinosaurs are still among us? That the terms "fish," "reptiles," and "invertebrates" do not indicate scientific groupings? All this is the result of major changes in classification, whose methods have been totally revisited over the last thirty years.Modern classification, based on phylogeny, no longer places humans at the center of nature. Groups of organisms are no longer defined by their general appearance, but by their different individual characteristics. Phylogeny, therefore, by showing common ancestry, outlines a tree of evolutionary relationships from which one can retrace the history of life.This book diagrams the tree of life according to the most recent methods of classification. By showing how life forms arose and developed and how they are related, The Tree of Life presents a key to the living world in all its dazzling variety.,

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 584 pages. French language. 11.22x7.32x1.14 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: gut. Auflage: 2006. "Wussten Sie, dass Sie mit einem Röhrling näher verwandt sind als mit einem Gänseblümchen oder Vögel den Krokodilen näher sind als Eidechsen? In den letzten 30 Jahren sind die Methoden der Klassifikation des Lebens völlig neu überdacht worden. Das Resultat stellt die bisherige Einteilung der mehr als 2 Millionen bekannten Arten auf den Kopf. Das Buch hilft, die organismische Vielfalt zu bewältigen, indem wesentliche Einteilungs- und Ordnungskriterien vorgestellt und bedeutende stammesgeschichtliche Entwicklungslinien diskutiert werden. Autor: Dr. Bruno P. Kremer, geboren in Linz am Rhein, Studium der Biologie, Chemie und Geologie; Diplom (Biologie) 1971, Staatsexamen (Lehramt an Gymnasien) 1972, Promotion zum Dr.rer.nat. 1973, Tätigkeit in der Forschung und als Wissenschaftsjournalist, bis 2012 an der Universität zu Köln tätig im Zentrum für Mathematische und Naturwissenschaftliche Bildung/Institut für Biologie und ihre Didaktik. Arbeitsschwerpunkte zunächst Labor- und Feldforschung zu Problemen der biochemischen Ökologie, später zunehmend Bearbeitung regionalkundlicher Themengebiete. Zahlreiche Zeitschriften- und Buchveröffentlichungen zu biologisch-ökologischen Sachthemen sowie zur Naturerlebnispädagogik. Inhalt: Die Lebewesen.- Eubacteria (Eubakterien).- Archaea (Archebakterien).- Eucaryota.- Chlorobionta.- Embryophyta.- Metazoa.- Protostomia.- Mollusca.- Euarthropoda.- Deuterostomia.- Sarcopterygii.- Mammalia.- Primates.- Actinopterygii.- Anhang.- Allgemeine Literaturhinweise.- Lexikon.- Index der allgemeinen Bezeichnungen.- Index der lateinischen Namen Reihe/Serie Springer-Lehrbuch Illustrationen Dominique Visset Überarbeitung Bruno P. Kremer Übersetzer Claudia Schön Sprache deutsch Maße 193 x 242 mm Einbandart gebunden Naturwissenschaften Biologie Ökologie Naturschutz Biodiversität Bio-Domänen Biology Biologische Systematik Biologische Taxonomie Biologische Verwandtschaftsforschung biologische Vielfalt Evolutionsbiologie Biologie Ecology Ökologie Biologe Lexika Biologie Ökologie Klassifikation Organismenreiche ISBN-10: 3-540-24037-3 / 3540240373 ISBN-13: 978-3-540-24037-2 / 9783540240372 Biosystematik (Springer-Lehrbuch) [Gebundene Ausgabe] von Bruno P. Kremer (Herausgeber), Guillaume Lecointre (Autor), Hervé Le Guyader (Autor), Dominique Visset (Illustrator), Claudia Schön (Übersetzer) " 3540240373 pages. 696.

Condizione: gut. Visset, Dominique (illustratore). Rechnung mit MwSt - Versand aus Deutschland pages.

Condizione: gut. Visset, Dominique (illustratore). Rechnung mit MwSt - Versand aus Deutschland pages.

Cambridge 2006,560 pp., rich ill., incl. appendix, dust jacket 9780674021839 (code Sc-176).