The famous novel of Arthur Conan Doyle entitled “The Lost World” was inspired by the remote, enigmatic and still pristine flat summits of the neotropical table mountains known as the Guayana Highlands (GH), whose unique, diverse and largely endemic biota…
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Book on the biodiversity of the “Lost World”
Tagged with: Arthur Conan Doyle, biodiversity, biogeography, conservation, ecology, endemism, evolution, Guayana Highlands, Guiana Highlands, Lost World, Neotropics, Pantepui, pristinity, South America, table mountains, tropics, Venezuela
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Neotropical diversification – the book
In November 2016, Springer contacted me to write a book on neotropical diversification. I proposed an edited book including as many views as possible on this fascinating topic and inivted Ana Carnaval, from the City University of New York, to…
Tagged with: biodiversity, climatic change, diversification, extinction, Mesoamerica, Neogene, Neotropics, paleogeography, Pleistocene, Quaternary, South America, speciation, tectonics, tropical America
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