Biological Diversity: Origin, Evolution and Conservation - Sharma, Arun Kumar; Roy, Debal; Ghosh, Soumyendra Nath
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Offers a comprehensive discussion of biodiversity. It provides coverage of the origin of biodiversity, its evolution, threats to biodiversity, and conservation strategies. The chapters are arranged in a logical sequence and have been authored by scientists who are considered authorities on the respective research areas.

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Offers a comprehensive discussion of biodiversity. It provides coverage of the origin of biodiversity, its evolution, threats to biodiversity, and conservation strategies. The chapters are arranged in a logical sequence and have been authored by scientists who are considered authorities on the respective research areas.
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Arun Kumar Sharma (D.Sc., FNA, FNASc, FNAAS, FTWAS), the recipient of Padma Bhushan, is Honorary Professor at the Centre for Advanced Studies, Department of Botany, University of Calcutta, India. His contribution to cytogenetics is acknowledged not only in India but also all around the globe. He is known for the pioneering study leading to the establishment of a new concept of speciation in vegetatively reproducing plants. He acted as the Chairman, West Bengal Biodiversity Board, Kolkata, since its inception. Debal Ray is a member of the Indian Forest Service. He had been responsible for management of natural resources over a period of two decades. He has managed diverse ecosystems ranging from alpine to coastal with all possible intermediates in between. He has been discharging his responsibilities as the Member Secretary of West Bengal Biodiversity Board for more than six years. Soumyendra Nath Ghosh, a Ph.D. in Zoology, was introduced with the intricacies of life at the time of his studies on social insects, ants. During his stint in the Zoological Survey of India and subsequently in the West Bengal Biodiversity Board, he made important contributions to taxonomy and natural history of Hymenoptera. As Senior Research Officer of West Bengal Biodiversity Board, he is responsible for bringing all the stakeholders of biodiversity under the same umbrella for the cause of conservation.