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Résumé :
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This 716-page book is the 34th volume of the Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution and Systematics. There are 24 individually authored chapters that each have their own abstract, list of keywords, and cited literature list. The chapters are written in English and discuss such topics as impacts of exotic bee species on native ecosystems, avian sexual dichromatism, United States marine fishery management, genetic variation in rare and common plants, biodiversity, habitat fragmentation, reinforcement in speciation, social organization and parasite risk in mammals, seed dispersal, evolutionary change within insect species. The book contains figures and illustrations throughout the text. It also includes a subject index, a cumulative contributing author index for volumes 30-34, and a cumulative chapter index for chapter titles for volumes 30-34. There is also a list of related articles from other Annual Review books from other disciplines. Those with in interest in plant ecology, zoology, genetics, and biology would find this book useful.
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