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The natural history of the Burren
Publication details: London: Immel, 1992ISBN: 0907151647; 1898162514Subject(s): Biology | Ecology | Habitats | Flora | FaunaDDC classification: 574.94193 Summary: An unexpected facet of the Emerald Isle is revealedto the reader in this new study of a unique environment on the westernmost edge of Europe. The limestone karst landscape of The Burren, its clints and grykes home to an enormous variety of plants and animals, is punctuated by wetland habitats and fringed with a rocky Atlantic coastline. For the dedicated botanist and tourist alike, it is the display of summer flora which is the highlight of The Burren's year - one of the truly remarkable natural sights to be found in Western Europe.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Book - Standard loan | CAFRE Greenmount Library | 574.94193 DAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 104442 | |
| Book - Standard loan | Dundonald House Library | 574.94193 DAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 125602 |
An unexpected facet of the Emerald Isle is revealedto the reader in this new study of a unique environment on the westernmost edge of Europe. The limestone karst landscape of The Burren, its clints and grykes home to an enormous variety of plants and animals, is punctuated by wetland habitats and fringed with a rocky Atlantic coastline. For the dedicated botanist and tourist alike, it is the display of summer flora which is the highlight of The Burren's year - one of the truly remarkable natural sights to be found in Western Europe.
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