Phylogeographic History of Plants and Animals Coexisting with Humans in Asia (Evolutionary Studies)
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Phylogeographic History of Plants and Animals Coexisting with Humans in Asia (Evolutionary Studies)

by Naoki Osada, Masahiko Kumagai, Hitoshi Suzuki, Mitsuaki Endo

Anthropology evolutionary biology Phylogeography Asian Natural History
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This volume explores the phylogeographic history of plants and animals that coexist with humans in Asia. Framed within evolutionary studies, it considers geographic and biological patterns associated with shared environments, offering a focused resource for readers of biology, ecology, evolution, and Asian natural history.

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This book examines the phylogeographic history of plants and animals coexisting with humans in Asia.

It presents the subject within the broader context of evolutionary studies, focusing on geographic patterns in biological history.

The work considers organisms and human-associated environments across Asia, bringing together perspectives relevant to biology, ecology, and evolution.

Written by Naoki Osada, Masahiko Kumagai, Hitoshi Suzuki, and Mitsuaki Endo, this volume is suited to readers interested in the evolutionary relationships between living organisms and human societies.

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