Titlebook: Ecology and Biogeography in India; M. S. Mani (Emeritus Professor of Entomology) Book 1974 Dr. W. Junk b.v., Publishers, The Hague 1974 Fa

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Geology,geomorphological evolution. An attempt is made in this chapter to present a brief outline of the salient features of the general structural and tectonic history of India from the earliest to the Recent. The reader will find excellent accounts of the geology of India in C. (1935), . T.(1936), D. (193

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Weather and Climatic Patterns, of the monsoon and the incidence of other major phenomena like cyclonic storms, depressions, thunderstorms, etc., which also influence the seasonal and regional distribution of the annual rainfall in India. Some reference is also made to phenomena like cold and heat waves, frost, high wind, hailsto

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Limiting Factors,characters of India are by no means complex. Two important factors, the geomorphological evolution of India and the spread of human settlements in India have played a dominant r?le in the biogeography of India. While geomorphological changes have largely contributed to the specific composition, uniq

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Vegetation and Phytogeography of the Western Ghats,tures of the Western Ghats, the geological structure and tectonic history and the climatic characters of the region are discussed in sufficient detail by specialists in earlier chapters of this book. From the stand point of the present chapter, we may appropriately describe the Western Ghats as an i

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The Vegetation and Phytogeography of the Eastern Ghats,ts of the Peninsular Plateau, marked by a series of isolated ‘hills’. The Eastern Ghats mark the eastern borders of the Peninsular Plateau and thus extend from the extreme northeast to the south of the Chota-Nagpur Plateau, to the extreme southwest corner of the Peninsula. The eastern edge of the Ni

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The Vegetation and Phytogeography of Assam-Burma,pical climate and remarkable for the wealth and diversity of vegetation and flora. Indeed over half the total number of Phanerogams, described so far from India, occur in Assam. Biogeographically, Assam and north Burma represent a highly transitional region, where large-scale commingling of the Asia

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Vegetation and Phytogeography of the Himalaya,. The observations of members of some of the mountaineering expeditions have also added materially to our knowledge, not only of the prevailing vegetation but also other aspects like climate, topography, soils, glaciers, etc., with which the plant life is closely correlated. In spite of these many a

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The Ecology of Vertebrates of the Indian Desert,cal studies of fundamental and economic importance. R. (1957) records evidence on the hunting of rhinoceros (which inhabits humid regions) in the Indus Valley by the Mugals as late as in 1519. At present, however, the prevailing climatic as well as the habitat conditions in this desert can only supp