ISBN: 9798174126428 - the search for unknown species: exploring earth’s hidden wildlife and the science of new species discovery (6 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How many animals are still waiting to be discovered?From remote rainforests and unexplored caves to mountain ranges, deep oceans, and even overlooked habitats close to human communities, scientists continue to document forms of life that were previously unrecognized. Some are tiny and easily missed. Others are surprisingly large. Each discovery adds another piece to our understanding of life on Earth.The Search for Unknown Species takes you into the fascinating world of biological exploration and reveals how scientists actually find, document, study, and describe organisms that are new to science.Join the Scientific Hunt for Undocumented LifeFinding an unfamiliar animal is only the beginning. Researchers must determine whether it truly represents something previously undescribed. That can require careful observation, specimen comparison, anatomy, genetics, photography, ecological evidence, museum collections, and collaboration among specialists.Inside You'll Discover: Why scientists believe enormous biological diversity remains undocumentedWhere researchers look for organisms that have escaped scientific recognitionHow expeditions are planned for remote and difficult environmentsHow camera traps, acoustic monitoring, environmental DNA, and other tools aid surveysWhy museums and scientific collections remain important to modern zoologyHow researchers distinguish an unfamiliar animal from a known oneWhat happens before a proposed organism receives a scientific nameWhy taxonomy is essential for documenting biodiversityHow local and Indigenous knowledge can contribute to biological investigationsWhy rediscovering a supposedly lost animal differs from describing a new oneHow extraordinary animal reports can be evaluated using evidenceWhy some organisms may disappear before scientists formally document themSeparate Scientific Discovery From LegendStories of mysterious creatures can inspire curiosity, but scientific investigation requires evidence. Learn how researchers evaluate sightings, photographs, tracks, genetic material, specimens, and other clues while distinguishing promising leads from misidentification, folklore, and unsupported claims.Explore the Technologies Changing Biological ExplorationModern researchers can investigate environments in ways earlier naturalists could scarcely imagine. Genetic analysis, environmental DNA, automated cameras, underwater vehicles, acoustic sensors, satellite information, and other technologies are expanding the possibilities for detecting elusive organisms.Discover Why the Search MattersDocumenting biodiversity is more than the excitement of adding another name to a scientific catalogue. Knowing which organisms exist, where they occur, and how they interact with their environments can improve ecological knowledge and inform conservation decisions.For naturalists, wildlife enthusiasts, students, explorers, and anyone fascinated by the possibility of undiscovered life, this book offers an engaging journey into one of biology's greatest continuing adventures. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How many animals are still waiting to be discovered?From remote rainforests and unexplored caves to mountain ranges, deep oceans, and even overlooked habitats close to human communities, scientists continue to document forms of life that were previously unrecognized. Some are tiny and easily missed. Others are surprisingly large. Each discovery adds another piece to our understanding of life on Earth.The Search for Unknown Species takes you into the fascinating world of biological exploration and reveals how scientists actually find, document, study, and describe organisms that are new to science.Join the Scientific Hunt for Undocumented LifeFinding an unfamiliar animal is only the beginning. Researchers must determine whether it truly represents something previously undescribed. That can require careful observation, specimen comparison, anatomy, genetics, photography, ecological evidence, museum collections, and collaboration among specialists.Inside You'll Discover: Why scientists believe enormous biological diversity remains undocumentedWhere researchers look for organisms that have escaped scientific recognitionHow expeditions are planned for remote and difficult environmentsHow camera traps, acoustic monitoring, environmental DNA, and other tools aid surveysWhy museums and scientific collections remain important to modern zoologyHow researchers distinguish an unfamiliar animal from a known oneWhat happens before a proposed organism receives a scientific nameWhy taxonomy is essential for documenting biodiversityHow local and Indigenous knowledge can contribute to biological investigationsWhy rediscovering a supposedly lost animal differs from describing a new oneHow extraordinary animal reports can be evaluated using evidenceWhy some organisms may disappear before scientists formally document themSeparate Scientific Discovery From LegendStories of mysterious creatures can inspire curiosity, but scientific investigation requires evidence. Learn how researchers evaluate sightings, photographs, tracks, genetic material, specimens, and other clues while distinguishing promising leads from misidentification, folklore, and unsupported claims.Explore the Technologies Changing Biological ExplorationModern researchers can investigate environments in ways earlier naturalists could scarcely imagine. Genetic analysis, environmental DNA, automated cameras, underwater vehicles, acoustic sensors, satellite information, and other technologies are expanding the possibilities for detecting elusive organisms.Discover Why the Search MattersDocumenting biodiversity is more than the excitement of adding another name to a scientific catalogue. Knowing which organisms exist, where they occur, and how they interact with their environments can improve ecological knowledge and inform conservation decisions.For naturalists, wildlife enthusiasts, students, explorers, and anyone fascinated by the possibility of undiscovered life, this book offers an engaging journey into one of biology's greatest continuing adventures. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…