The ecology, biogeography and speciation of the butterflies of the Azores, by Mark Payne. Hardback. World Natural History Publications, “The Lake District”, 2019, 370 pp.

Tennent, John

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Tennent, John

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This is the second book in a planned series of numerous books covering all of the world’s butterflies. It opens with a detailed and lengthy account of the author, his supposed achievements and future plans. A prominent acknowledgement to Martin Wiemers, a highly respected European entomologist, is out of date. Martin has disassociated himself from the books and withdrawn co-authorship of a proposed volume on Macaronesian endemic butterflies advertised in the book. […].

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Book Review Butterflies Azores

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Tennent, John (2020). “Arquipelago. Life and Marine Sciences”, 37: i-iii [Recensão a The ecology, biogeography and speciation of the butterflies of the Azores, by Mark Payne. Hardback. World Natural History Publications, “The Lake District”, 2019, 370 pp.].