An Ecologist's Perspective
A gripping tale of exploration, the pursuit of ice-age records, scientific invention and controversy, and revelations about the great Amazon forest In this vivid memoir of a life in science, ecologist Paul Colinvaux takes his readers from the Alas...
"A rare achievement... Colinvaux makes us marvel with him at the stability of nature and the incredible fit of every part of it."--New York Times Book Review "A mind-tingling survey ... of the many factors involved in the interrelationships of all living things... An incisive and stirring book, and a model of scientific explanation."--New Yorker "A highly readable and accessible account of the complex way in which nature has molded its ecosystems by fitting predators to prey and food chains to both."--John Barkham