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Forest of Dreams: A Foreword by E.O. Wilson
Preface: Flower for a day
Roots of Diversity: The Origins of Tropical Variety
Frogs: Life History Strategies in Rainforest Amphibians
Rarity: Why Rare Species are Common in the Tropics
The Essence of Snake: The Foraging Tactics of Serpents
Fruits of Reason: Interpreting the Meaning of Tropical Fruit
Tails of Glory: The Ecology of Prehensile Tails
Salts of the Earth: Nutrient Cycles in Tropical Forests
Hermits and Heliconias: The Microcosm of Plant and Animal Coevolution
The Use of Magic: The Making of Indigenous Knowledge
Termites and Tamanduas: The Role of Wood Eating in Tropical Ecology
The Hidden: The Adaptive Coloration of Prey and Predators
Fishes Fat and Fierce: Encounters With Underwater Amazonia
The Virtues of Sloth: Adaptations to Life in the Canopy
Beetlejuice: Chemical Defense by Insects and Other Arthropods
El Tigre: Why Jaguars Are the Ultimate Predator
Beyond the Gun: A Journey Into Virgin Amazonia
Further Reading
Index
Author Biography: An award-winning natural-science writer, Forsyth is a senior biodiversity scientist based at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. He is also the author of The Nature of Birds, The Natural History of Sex, Mammals of North America: Temperate and Arctic Regions and How Monkeys Make Chocolate.
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