Biologia da Conservação: Essências

18 de março de 2006

mar 18, 2006

Paulo Moutinho

O coordenador do Programa de Mudanças Climáticas do IPAM, Paulo Moutinho, escreve capítulo no livro “Biologia da Conservação: Essências” sobre a biodiversidade e mudanças climáticas sob um enfoque amazônico.

Moutinho, P. 2006. Biodiversidade e Mudança Climática sob um enfoque Amazônico. Biologia da Conservação: Essências. RiMA Editora. São Carlos.

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