
Understanding Galapagos
1st EditionISBN10: 0073532282
ISBN13: 9780073532288
Copyright: 2014
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Chapter 2 History of Galápagos
Chapter 3 Geology and Climate in Galápagos
Chapter 4 The Islands: Where You’ll Go and What You’ll See
Chapter 5 Birds
Chapter 6 Reptiles
Chapter 7 Mammals
Chapter 8 Fish
Chapter 9 Invertebrates
Chapter 10 Plants
Chapter 11 Conservation in Galápagos
Chapter 12 A Checklist of Common Native and Endemic Organisms in Galápagos
Appendix 1 GPS Coordinates of Various Sites in Galápagos
Appendix 2 Getting Around Galápagos
Appendix 3 Darwin’s Name in Galápagos
Appendix 4 Rules of Galápagos National Park
Appendix 5 Diving in Galápagos
Appendix 6 Photography in Galápagos
Appendix 7 What to Pack
Appendix 8 Friends of Galápagos
References
Glossary
Photo Credits
Index
About the Author
Randy Moore
In addition to writing numerous articles and textbooks, he is Editor-in-Chief of the American Biology Teacher. Randy was awarded the 1993 Teacher Exemplar Award by the National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT). Other awards and honors include a Fulbright Scholarship, a listing in the Who's Who in Science and Engineering, 1986 Most Outstanding Teacher from Baylor University, and 1980 Most Outstanding Teaching Assistant from UCLA. He received his Ph.D. in Plant Development from UCLA
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Chapter 2 History of Galápagos
Chapter 3 Geology and Climate in Galápagos
Chapter 4 The Islands: Where You’ll Go and What You’ll See
Chapter 5 Birds
Chapter 6 Reptiles
Chapter 7 Mammals
Chapter 8 Fish
Chapter 9 Invertebrates
Chapter 10 Plants
Chapter 11 Conservation in Galápagos
Chapter 12 A Checklist of Common Native and Endemic Organisms in Galápagos
Appendix 1 GPS Coordinates of Various Sites in Galápagos
Appendix 2 Getting Around Galápagos
Appendix 3 Darwin’s Name in Galápagos
Appendix 4 Rules of Galápagos National Park
Appendix 5 Diving in Galápagos
Appendix 6 Photography in Galápagos
Appendix 7 What to Pack
Appendix 8 Friends of Galápagos
References
Glossary
Photo Credits
Index
About the Author
Randy Moore
In addition to writing numerous articles and textbooks, he is Editor-in-Chief of the American Biology Teacher. Randy was awarded the 1993 Teacher Exemplar Award by the National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT). Other awards and honors include a Fulbright Scholarship, a listing in the Who's Who in Science and Engineering, 1986 Most Outstanding Teacher from Baylor University, and 1980 Most Outstanding Teaching Assistant from UCLA. He received his Ph.D. in Plant Development from UCLA
Sehoya Cotner
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