Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1922, this groundbreaking work in the field of biogeography offers a new perspective on the origins and distribution of species around the world. Author J.C. Willis argues that there is a close relationship between the age of a particular area and the number and diversity of species found there. Filled with detailed maps and charts, this book remains an essential work for anyone interested in the science of evolution and the natural world.
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