LOVETTE, I.J.; FITZPATRICK, J.W.
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111,15 €1 Why Study Birds? 1
2 Avian Diversity and Classification 7
3 How Birds Evolve 63
4 Feathers and Plumages 101
5 Avian Flight 149
6 Avian Anatomy 169
7 Bird Physiology 215
8 Avian Food and Foraging 265
9 Avian Mating and Social Behavior 313
10 Avian Vocal Behavior 355
11 Breeding Biology of Birds 407
12 Avian Migration and Dispersal 453
13 Ecology of Bird Populations 495
14 Bird Communities 537
15 Bird Conservation 579
This new edition builds upon the successful publishing history and positive popular and critical reception of the previous two editions, notably the 2nd edition published by Princeton University Press which has sold 11,000 copies to date. The Handbook is an essential reference on birds and all aspects of their ecology, presented in a style accessible to nonscientist birdwatchers, college students, and teachers. It covers all major topics relating to the biology of birds, including their behavior, conservation, anatomy, physiology, ecology, and evolution. In full colour for the first time, the handbook is written in a non-technical style and contains more than 800 images to provide comprehensive coverage of bird biology from some of the worlds leading avian biologists.
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