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Informationen zum Autor Juan Morrone is Professor of Biogeography, Systematics, and Comparative Biology at the Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Mexico City. He has written extensively on biogeography and led more than 110 graduate and postgraduate courses in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, and Spain. He is editor of several journals, e.g., Cladistics (USA), Mastozoología Neotropical (Argentina), Acta Entomológica Chilena (Chile), Zootaxa and Phytotaxa (New Zealand), and Dugesiana, Hidrobiológica, Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad, and Acta Zoológica Mexicana (Mexico). He has also published 30 books, including El lenguaje de la cladística (2000, UNAM, Mexico City), Evolutionary biogeography: An integrative approach with case studies (2009, Columbia University Press, New York), Sistemática: Fundamentos, métodos, aplicaciones (2013, UNAM, Mexico City) and Neotropical biogeography: Regionalization and evolution (2017, CRC Press, Boca Raton). Professor Morrone has published about 270 scientific and more than 100 popular papers on biogeography, phylogenetic systematics, evolution, and biodiversity. Klappentext This book is the first to present a regionalization of the Andean region based on an evolutionary biogeographic approach. Aimed at anyone wishing to understand biogeographic patterns of distribution of plants and animals in the Andean region, the book provides a comprehensive treatment of the subregions, transition zones, and provinces. Zusammenfassung This book is the first to present a regionalization of the Andean region based on an evolutionary biogeographic approach. Aimed at anyone wishing to understand biogeographic patterns of distribution of plants and animals in the Andean region, the book provides a comprehensive treatment of the subregions, transition zones, and provinces. Inhaltsverzeichnis Theoretical background. Historical background. The Austral kingdom. The Andean region. Subantarctic subregion. Central Chilean subregion. Patagonian subregion. The South American transition zone. References ...
