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Threatened Birds of Asia; The BirdLife International Red Data Book

Nigel Collar, А. В. Андреев, Simba Chan, M. J. Crosby, Subramanya Shravan Kumar, Joseph A. Tobias

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This book provides incredibly detailed information on the 665 most threatened bird species found in Asia. The sites known for each species are detailed, with maps showing locations. Full details are provided on the ecology of each species, plus threats, conservation action in progress and measures needed.

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This book provides incredibly detailed information on the 665 most threatened bird species found in Asia. The sites known for each species are detailed, with maps showing locations. Full details are provided on the ecology of each species, plus threats, conservation action in progress and measures needed.

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This book provides incredibly detailed information on the 665 most threatened bird species found in Asia. The sites known for each species are detailed, with maps showing locations. Full details are provided on the ecology of each species, plus threats, conservation action in progress and measures needed.

Key concepts: Threatened species, Geography, Near-threatened species, Ecology, Endangered species, IUCN Red List, Biology, Habitat

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