The Cornell Lab of Ornithology Handbook of Bird Biology, Third Edition provides an extensive introduction to the science of birds and modern ornithology.
The book brings together information on the biological processes, adaptations, behavior, ecology, evolution, and conservation of birds. It provides readers with a strong foundation for understanding how birds function, interact with their environments, evolve, and respond to ecological pressures.
Edited by Irby J. Lovette and John W. Fitzpatrick, the handbook is particularly useful as an educational and reference resource for students and professionals studying ornithology, zoology, wildlife biology, ecology, and related biological sciences.
Key Features
- Third Edition
- Comprehensive coverage of bird biology
- Ornithology reference and study resource
- Bird anatomy and physiology
- Bird behavior and ecology
- Evolution and adaptation
- Avian diversity
- Conservation and environmental biology
- Suitable for students and educators
- Published by Wiley
- Associated with The Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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