The Illustrated World Encyclopedia of Insects - Walters, Martin
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This beautifully illustrated book provides an overview of the world of insects. The encyclopedia of insect species is organized according to geographical region and then by insect order.
A wide-ranging, expert identification guide to every order of insects including fleas, beetles, cockroaches and crickets, as well as many less visible creatures - 1000 spectacular photographs and anatomically correct watercolours provide a fascinating visual record of the insect world

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This beautifully illustrated book provides an overview of the world of insects. The encyclopedia of insect species is organized according to geographical region and then by insect order.
A wide-ranging, expert identification guide to every order of insects including fleas, beetles, cockroaches and crickets, as well as many less visible creatures - 1000 spectacular photographs and anatomically correct watercolours provide a fascinating visual record of the insect world
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Autorenporträt
Martin Walters is a writer, editor and naturalist. He studied Zoology at OxfordUniversity, and worked for several years at Biological Sciences Editor at Cambridge University Press, where he was responsible for developing the botany, ecology and natural history lists, before becoming a freelance editor and writer. He is a keen field naturalist, with a special interest in botany, birds, habitats and conservation. Martin has published regularly, including field guides to birds and flowers and nature reference books, and he collaborates with the People and Plants Initiative of the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF), organising their publications. He has also translated and adapted natural history books, including books on birds and botany, and contributed much of the text on natural habitats to the popular reference books Earth and Plant (Dorking Kindersley).