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Superlative, the biology of extremes, Matthew D. LaPlante

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Superlative, the biology of extremes, Matthew D. LaPlante
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 307-346) and index
Illustrations
portraits
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Superlative
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
1048939157
Responsibility statement
Matthew D. LaPlante
Sub title
the biology of extremes
Table Of Contents
Introduction: Nature's best ambassadors -- All things great and tall : how the world's biggest life forms are saving human lives -- All the small things : why little things have such a big impact on our world -- The old dominion : how our biological elders are offering us new knowledge -- Fast times : why the quickest animals probably aren't the ones you think -- Aural sects : how superlative sound helps drive life as we know it -- The tough get going : how the world's strongest organisms might lift us to the heavens -- Deadly serious : why the world's most efficient killers are such effective lifesavers -- Smarter all the time : why the most intelligent life-forms ain't us -- Conclusion: The next superlative discovery is yours
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