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A Naturalists Guide to the Fungi of Aotearoa New Zealandis aneasy-to-use introductory identification guide to 267 species of New Zealands fungi

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In 1905, Albert Einstein, 26, is working at the Swiss Patent Office as a poorly paid technical expert. In his spare time he pursues a passion for physics. This title brings together a collection of essays by scientists and historians that explore the lead-up to Einstein's discoveries, and their aftermath.

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For students who need and enjoy the challenge of working with material which encourages the application of higher order thinking.

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For students who need and enjoy the challenge of working with material which encourages the application of higher order thinking.

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Published as the definitive illustrated account of the plants of Iraq, accompanied with line drawings.

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The Somalia flora is very rich in comparison with other arid areas in Africa. This four volume set provides the first comprehensive account of all the vascular plants known to occur in the region.

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This first volume contains 1,092 species in 72 families, with keys to the genera and species, 4 colour plates and 250 line drawings.

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A descriptive account of Cycadaceae-Guttiferae in west tropical Africa.

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Written by Maori from diverse disciplines, this book brings together writing on the big questions about the role of Maori, tikanga and matauranga in shaping science and technological innovation.

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Across the Islamic world, illuminating Korans from Morocco to Malaysia, are hidden some of the most exquisite geometrical devices ever conceived by man. In this excellent little book, geometer Daud Sutton unravels the mystery of Islamic patterns, explaining where they come from, how to draw them, and hinting at the Divine messages they encode.

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Leading ecologist Mike Joy teams up with thinkers from all walks of life to consider how we can solve New Zealand's freshwater crisis.

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Mt John University Observatory is New Zealands only professional research observatory for optical astronomy. Today it is both a research observatory and a mecca for stargazing astrotourists, who come to see the pristine landscape and the amazing dark night skies. This richly illustrated account follows the development of this iconic New Zealand scientific institution.

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This is the first of two volumes of a full-colour identification guide to 1496 species of marine invertebrate found around the coasts of New Zealand. It is intended for divers and naturalists as well as professional scientists.

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This volume is the second of three that provide a complete review and inventory of New Zealand's entire living and fossil biodiversity - an international effort involving more than 220 New Zealand and overseas specialists and the most comprehensive of its kind in the world.

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Initially received with muted applause, Darwin's The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection was soon recognised as the breakthrough scientific advance that explained the evidence of the world around us, the place and history of humans, the connections between environment and evolution.

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Initially received with muted applause, Darwin's The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection was soon recognised as the breakthrough scientific advance that explained the evidence of the world around us, the place and history of humans, the connections between environment and evolution. A new, popular edition with a clear introduction.

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