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Geobiology by Indiana University
This lecture note covers vertebrate morphology, phylogeny, taxonomy, evolution, biomechanics, biogeography, and paleoenvironments, and stratigraphic history, with lab practicals that focus on osteology, functional interpretation, phylogenetic reconstruction, functional morphometrics, scanning, and analysis of data sets.
Author(s): Indiana University
NA Pages 
This note covers the following topics: History and Development of Comparative Biogeography, Building Blocks of Biogeography, Endemic Areas and Areas of Endemism, Biogeographic Processes, Biogeographic Methods and Applications, The Systematic Biogeographic Method, Geology and Comparative Biogeography, Implementing Principles, Biogeography of the Pacific and the Future of Biogeography.
Author(s): Lynne R. Parenti and Malte C. Ebach
313 Pages
This note covers the following topics: Zoogeography, Continental Drift Theory, Animal Distribution and Barriers to Animal Dispersal.
Author(s): MBB College
85 Pages
This book, gives you a very interesting report and overview about the frontiers of such parts of recent biogeographical research, which plays important roles in solving our most pressing global problems.
Author(s): Levente Hufnagel
NA Pages
Global Advances in Biogeography
The book focuses on spatial and temporal variation of biological assemblages in relation to landscape complexity and environmental change. This book is well illustrated with numerous maps, graphics, and photographs, and contains much new basic biogeographical information that is not available elsewhere. It will serve as an invaluable reference for professionals and members of the public interested in global biogeography, evolution, taxonomy, and conservation.
Author(s): Lawrence Stevens
374 Pages