Archipelago, The Islands of Indonesia: From the Nineteenth-Century Discoveries of Alfred Russel Wallace to the Fate of Forests and Reefs in the Twenty-First Century Michigan and those which are now

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Archipelago, The Islands of Indonesia: From the Nineteenth-Century Discoveries of Alfred Russel Wallace to the Fate of Forests and Reefs in the Twenty-First Century Michigan and those which are nowNear Fine used hardcover, with slight foxing on top edge of pages. As New dust jacket, in a protective mylar covering. The Indonesian archipelago is a land of timeless natural beauty that in the twenty first century faces unprecedented environmental degradation. It was also the biological laboratory of Alfred Russel Wallace, who, working independently of Charles Darwin, discovered the theory of evolution by natural selection. This beautifully