"Biocenosis." . . "Geografischer Raum." . . "Biomes." . . "écosystème." . . "Biozönose." . . "Zones écologiques." . . "Ökosystem Klimazone." . . "Écosystèmes." . . "Ecosistemas" . . "Ecosistemas." . "Biocénoses Classification." . . "Økologi" . . "Aquatisches Ökosystem." . . "Aquatisches Ökosystem" . "Comunitats biòtiques Classificació." . . "Biogeographie Meer." . . "Ecology." . . "Espaces naturels Classification." . . "Geographischer Raum." . . "Geographischer Raum" . "Ecological zones." . . "Ecological zones" . "Oceanografi" . . "Biogeography." . . "Ecological regions." . . "Meer Biogeographie." . . "Écologie Manuels d'enseignement supérieur." . . "Ecological regions Classification." . . "Nature conservation." . . "Klimazone Ökosystem." . . "Biogeografia." . . "Biogeografía" . "Biogeografía." . "Zones climatiques." . . "Life sciences." . . "Ökosystem." . . . . "Geography." . . "Terrestrisches Ökosystem." . . "Terrestrisches Ökosystem" . "Algemene ecologie en biosociologie." . . "Écosystèmes Classification." . . . "Electronic books"@en . . . . . . . . . . . "Classification"@en . . "Classification" . . . . . . "Ecoregions the ecosystem geography of the oceans and continents" . "Ecoregions the ecosystem geography of the oceans and continents"@en . . . "Ecoregions The Ecosystem Geography of the Oceans and Continents" . . . . . . . . . . "The first edition of this book (1998) classified and characterized the regional-scale ecosystem units (ecoregions) of the Earth as shown on a map that Bailey developed with the encouragement of several international organizations. In addition to the descriptive account, his primary goal was to suggest explanations of the mechanisms that act to produce the world pattern of ecoregion distribution, and to consider some of the implications for land use. He included ocean types, since understanding land regions depends on understanding ocean systems. The increasing importance of ecoregions is confirmed by the fact that much planning, research, and management efforts by the US Forest Service, The Nature Conservancy, World Wildlife Fund and other organizations are taking place now within the framework of ecoregions. Over years since the book was first published a number of studies have greatly contributed to a better understanding of the Earths ecoregions. This second edition is a completely updated and expanded version. New sections address how ecoregions are changing under the relentless influence of humans (such as modification of fire regimes and the introduction of invasive species) and climate change, the use of ecoregional patterns to transfer research results and select sites for detecting climate change effects on ecosystem distribution, and the use of ecoregional patterns to design monitoring networks and sustainable landscapes."@en . . . . . . . "Ecoregions : the ecosystem geography of the oceans and continents"@en . . "Ecoregions : the ecosystem geography of the oceans and continents" . . . . "Ecoregions applies the principles described in Bailey's Ecosystem Geography to describe and characterize the major terrestrial and aquatic ecological zones of the Earth. Robert Bailey's system for classifying ecoregions has had a major influence, and has been adopted by major organizations such as the US Forest Service and The Nature Conservancy. This book includes numerous photographs of representative ecoregions, and outstanding color figures are complemented by two full-color maps showing the major ecoregions of the continents and of the oceans."@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Libros electrónicos" . . . . . . . . . . "The first edition of this book (1998) classified and characterized the regional-scale ecosystem units (ecoregions) of the Earth as shown on a map that Bailey developed with the encouragement of several international organizations. In addition to the descriptive account, his primary goal was to suggest explanations of the mechanisms that act to produce the world pattern of ecoregion distribution, and to consider some of the implications for land use. He included ocean types, since understanding land regions depends on understanding ocean systems. The increasing importance of ecoregions is confirmed by the fact that much planning, research, and management efforts by the US Forest Service, The Nature Conservancy, World Wildlife Fund and other organizations are taking place now within the framework of ecoregions. Over years since the book was first published a number of studies have greatly contributed to a better understanding of the Earth's ecoregions. This second edition is a completely updated and expanded version. New sections address how ecoregions are changing under the relentless influence of humans (such as modification of fire regimes and the introduction of invasive species) and climate change, the use of ecoregional patterns to transfer research results and select sites for detecting climate change effects on ecosystem distribution, and the use of ecoregional patterns to design monitoring networks and sustainable landscapes."@en . . . . . "Klassifikation." . . "Biogeografie." . . "Regional planning." . . "Écorégions." . . "Miljøgeografi" . . "Biogeographie." . . "Biogéographie." .