Conservation Literature on Indonesia. Selected annotated bibliography. 1982. XI,274 p. 4to. Paper bd.

Contents: Summary/ Preface/ Introduction/ Synopsis of subjects/ Subjectindex/ Index to important catchwords/ Index to personal names/ Index toscientific names/ Alphabetical list of items/ Appendix of population/List of serials/ Map of the botanical kingdom called Malesia. Containsapprox. 850 entries, alphabetically arranged, a wide field is covered ofsubjects that might be relevant for conservation practice. The mainsections of the subject index are (with number of sub-sections): Generalworks, 8; Geography, 11; Plant species, 12; Soil cover, 13; Animals, 7;Mammals, 11; Birds, 4; Reptiles and amphibians, 8; Fishes, 6; Invertebrates, 9; Marine systems, 7; People, 8; Degradation, 8; Institutions, individuals, 8; Conservation, 18; Sumatra, 8; Java, 9;Lesser Sunda Islands, 9; Borneo, 8; Sulawesi, 7; Moluccas, 5; IrianJaya, 10; Malaya; Philippines; Papua New Guinea; Australia (nonesubdivided). Coverage runs from ca. 1900 to ca. 1979.