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The Hidden Geometry of Flowers by Keith Critchlow (Paperback)
Keith Critchlow examines symmetry and geometric patterns in flowers through drawings and photography, considering how their forms connect with mathematics and human responses to nature.
The Companion Species Manifesto by Donna J. Haraway (Paperback)
Donna Haraway examines the intertwined lives of dogs and people, exploring the relationships between nature, culture and the histories of companion species.
Steinbeck's Landscapes by Susan Shillinglaw (Hardcover)
Susan Shillinglaw examines John Steinbeck's connections with the natural world, considering the ecological perspective behind his writing and the landscapes that shaped it.
Shark Biology and Conservation by Daniel C. Abel, R. Dean Grubbs, Tristan Guttridge, Joshua K. Moyer (Hardcover)
An illustrated introduction to shark biology covers diversity, evolution, ecology, behaviour and physiology, presenting scientific research for students, educators and interested readers.
Volcanoes by Tamie J. Jovanelly (Paperback)
An introduction to volcanoes and their effects on the planet, drawing on real eruptions to explore volcanic processes, climate and human history.
Fungi of Temperate Europe Keys to the Basidiomycotes by Thomas Læssøe, Jens H. Petersen, Tobias G. Frøslev, Jacob Heilmann-Clausen (Hardcover)
Illustrated scientific identification keys cover more than 4,600 basidiomycete species of temperate Europe, with descriptions of distinguishing features, morphology, ecology and distribution.
Life Story by Jonathan Loh (Paperback)
Trace the development of life from cells to civilisations, exploring the connections between biological evolution, human culture and the history of living organisms.
Savage The Making of Modern Dogs in British Hong Kong by Catherine S. Chan (Paperback)
Catherine S. Chan examines dogs' place in twentieth-century Hong Kong, tracing connections between colonial reform, animal welfare, social divisions and urban life.
Take Me To Your Leader by Neil deGrasse Tyson (Paperback)
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson considers a first encounter with extraterrestrial visitors, using humour and scientific perspectives to examine humanity and our place in the universe.
The Extended Phenotype by Richard Dawkins (Paperback)
Richard Dawkins develops the gene-centred view of evolution, arguing that genetic effects can extend beyond an organism's visible traits into its wider environment.
Free Thinking by Joseph Manca (Paperback)
Free Thinking How to Educate Yourself in the Liberal Arts ABISBOOK The Conrad Press.
Whānau by Donovan Farnham (Hardcover)
Donovan Farnham introduces te reo Māori phrases to share with loved ones, illustrated by Rehua Wilson. Organised around affection, feelings, encouragement and supporting family, this book helps readers bring Māori...
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