Field Guide to Butterflies of Seychelles: Their Natural History and Conservation

Field Guide to Butterflies of Seychelles: Their Natural History and Conservationby James M. Lawrence (paintings by Malinda Crafford Venter) Siri Scientific Press (2014) 978 0 9574530 9 8 RRP 15. 99 128 pp, 210 x 148 mm, soft cover, colour illustrations, distribution maps and plates for all species IN STOCK Ships Within 24 Hours Reviews Tropical Lepidoptera Research (2017, 27(1): 59 snippets) "Despite having only 36 species of butterflies, these insects display all the classical dramatic elements of island biogeography, from long

there is a lot of Greensand

as the Salt March awakened a movement

parasitism

She worked on the NHM Touring Exhibition ‘Ancient Oceans’ concerning life in the Jurassic seas using rare complete ichthyosaur and plesiosaur skeletons plus CGI

Foreword by Norman I

who are rapidly becoming my favourite publisher of esoteric palaeontology

and I wish to congratulate the authors and editors for such fine work

and finally an appendix

"This book is essentially a plea to ‘live lightly on this Earth’

we get to know the secrets of nature revealed in these pages

including an indication of those groups for which the taxonomy is spurious and in need of reassessment

professional paleontologists