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Sahotra Sarkar

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Frontiers of Biogeography New Directions in the Geography of Nature. Mark V. Lomolino and Lawrence R. Heaney, Eds. . Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA, 2004. 448 pp. $79.95, £51.99. ISBN 0-87893-479-0. Paper, $49.95, £31.99. ISBN 0-87893-478-2. Besides reviewing developments in historical, island, and marine biogeography, the contributors explore newly emerged fields such as phylogeography, macroecology, and the applications of biogeography in conservation biology.

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Frontiers of Biogeography New Directions in the Geography of Nature. Mark V. Lomolino and Lawrence R. Heaney, Eds. . Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA, 2004. 448 pp. $79.95, £51.99. ISBN 0-87893-479-0. Paper, $49.95, £31.99. ISBN 0-87893-478-2. Besides reviewing developments in historical, island, and marine biogeography, the contributors explore newly emerged fields such as phylogeography, macroecology, and the applications of biogeography in conservation biology.

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Frontiers of Biogeography New Directions in the Geography of Nature. Mark V. Lomolino and Lawrence R. Heaney, Eds. . Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA, 2004. 448 pp. $79.95, £51.99. ISBN 0-87893-479-0. Paper, $49.95, £31.99. ISBN 0-87893-478-2. Besides reviewing developments in historical, island, and marine biogeography, the contributors explore newly emerged fields such as phylogeography, macroecology, and the applications of biogeography in conservation biology.

Key concepts: Biogeography, Phylogeography, Macroecology, Ecology, Conservation biology, Geography, Anthropology, Biology

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