Island Life

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Island Life is a seminal 1880 biogeography book by Alfred Russel Wallace that analyzes the distribution of species on islands and its implications for evolution and natural selection.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf biogeography book
book
non-fiction book
scientific book
author Alfred Russel Wallace NERFINISHED
authorAlsoWrote Darwinism
The Malay Archipelago
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
described effects of isolation on speciation
impact of climate change on species ranges
role of geological history in biogeography
field biology
ecology
evolutionary biology
phytogeography
zoogeography
genre scientific literature
hasAudience educated general readers
naturalists
scientists
hasPart analysis of glaciation effects
analysis of past climate changes
case studies of continental islands
case studies of oceanic islands
discussion of insular faunas
discussion of insular floras
hasPerspective Darwinian evolution
naturalistic explanation of biodiversity
influenced development of island biogeography
early conservation biology
historical biogeography
influencedBy On the Origin of Species
theory of natural selection
language English
mainSubject biogeography
evolution
island biogeography
natural selection
species distribution
notableFor analysis of island species distribution
support for evolution by natural selection
use of islands as natural laboratories
publicationCentury 19th century
publicationYear 1880
scholarlyWork yes
subtitle Or, the Phenomena and Causes of Insular Faunas and Floras
title Island Life

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Alfred Russel Wallace
notableWork
Island Life
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