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Zoological Society of London Prince Philip Zoological Library & Archives Zoological Society of London Prince Philip Zoological Library & Archives Newly Acquired Books January 2018 Library opening hours: 9.30am–5.30pm, Monday-Friday (excluding bank holidays) Library catalogue http://library.zsl.org Library email [email protected] | Library direct line 020 7449 6293 Follow us on Twitter: @ZSLLibrary See our Artefact of the Month “Women and the blue planet – contributions of some women to our knowledge of marine zoology” http://www.zsl.org/blogs/artefact-of-the-month Zoological Gardens AJ/JP Pairi Daiza : le guide officiel du Jardin des Mondes. - Brugelette : Paira Daiza, 2017 Presented by Anthony Sheridan, November 2017. AJT/U Regional Animal Species Collection Plan : designed and developed by the Australasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks and Aquaria. - Mosman, N.S.W. : ARAZPA, 1996 27AJ/LN Throughout the Belgrade Zoo. - Belgrade : Belgrade Zoo, 2011 Presented by Anthony Sheridan, November 2017. 27AJ/LZ Let's visit Warsaw Zoo. - Warsaw : Warsaw Zoo, [20--?] Presented by Anthony Sheridan, November 2017. 28AJ/EP The Halifax Zoo and Amusement Park / by Harry Armitage. - rev. ed. - [S.l.] : Alan Ashby, 2016 28AJ/IQ Giardino Zoologico di Pistoia : pigmenti. - Pistoia : Giardino zoologico di Pistoia, [20--?] Presented by Anthony Sheridan, November 2017. Conservation AP,AF Current trends in wildlife research / Rafael Mateo, Beatriz Arroyo, Jesus T. Garcia, editors. - Switzerland : Springer, 2016 AP,GA Ecological challenges and conservation conundrums : essays and reflections for a changing world / John A. Wiens. - Chichester : Wiley, 2016 A green future [electronic resource] : our 25 year plan to improve the environment / HM Government. - London : Defra, 2018 Freely available online via the Gov.uk website http://bit.ly/2EABNcB Nature's way [electronic resource] : the environment for success : practical proposals for the government's 25 year environment plan / WWT. - Slimbridge : Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, 2017 Freely available online via the WWT website http://bit.ly/2G1023Y The Scottish code for conservation translocations [electronic resource] : best practice guidelines for conservation translocations in Scotland / National Species Reintroduction Forum. - [S.l.] : NSRF, 2014 Freely available online via the Scottish Natural Heritage website http://bit.ly/2Ee3uvH Research Monitoring the transition to open access [electronic resource] : December 2017. - [S.l.] : Universities UK, 2017 Freely available online via the Universities UK website http://bit.ly/2Ee6O6b Biographies ACTI A land of their own : Samuel Richard Tickell and the formation of the autonomous Ho Country in Jharkand, 1818-1842 : the historians' edition / Paul Streumer. - Houten : Wakkaman, c2016 Presented by Paul Streumer, 16th January 2018. Habitats & Faunas HR Blue planet II : a new world of hidden depths / James Honeyborne and Mark Brownlow ; foreword by David Attenborough. - London : BBC Books, 2017 Library catalogue http://library.zsl.org Library email [email protected] Library direct line 020 7449 6293 HR/XF Shallow seas of northwest Europe / Peter J. Hayward. - London : William Collins, 2016 IVQX Shaping Kruger : animal behaviour, ecology and management in Africa's premier game park / Mitch Reardon. - Cape Town : Struik, 2012 Remote sensing of kelp [electronic resource] : novel methods for mapping and monitoring wild kelp resources : report for the Crown Estate, October 2017 / Matthew Bennion, Chris Yesson, Juliet Brodie. - [S.l.] : Crown Estate, 2017 Freely available from the Macroalgal Research Group http://bit.ly/2C8xuTV 28HH/E What might a British forest-landscape driven by large herbivores look like? - Peterborough : English Nature, 2003 Presented by the Conservation Programmes Team, December 2017. Invertebrates QMO/S The subfamily Steninae Macleay, 1825 (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) of Japan. Part 1, Dianous and Stenus (S. comma group to S guttalis group) / Shun-Ichiro Naomi, Shûhei Nomura, Volker Puthz. - Tokyo : National Museum of Nature and Science, 2017 QT/E Collins complete guide to British butterflies & moths / Paul Sterry, Andrew Cleave and Rob Read. - London : William Collins, 2016 28TKJ Blanquizales en Canarias : la explosion demografica del erizo Diadema antillarum en los fondos rocosos de Canarias. - Las Palmas : Bioges, [2012] Presented by the Conservation Programmes Team, December 2017. Fish 28V/UA Threatened fish : a report on the threatened fish of inland waters of Australia / F. B. Michaelis. - Canberra : Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service, 1985 Library catalogue http://library.zsl.org Library email [email protected] Library direct line 020 7449 6293 Herpetology W/LP The herpetofauna of Corfu and adjacent islands / Bo Stille & Marie Stille. - Frankfurt am Main : Edition Chimaira, 2017 W/VZN A field guide to the amphibians of Mauritius / Nik Cole. - [S.l.] : Darwin Initiative, 2008 Birds X,HY Farming and birds / Ian Newton. - London : William Collins, 2017. - (New naturalist) XJ/E Raptor : a journey through birds / James MacDonald Lockhart. - London : HarperCollins, 2017 XJW Falcons / Richard Sale. - London : William Collins, 2016. - (New naturalist) 28XLJ/Q Pheasants of India / produced by World Pheasant Association-India. - New Delhi : WPA India, 2004 Regent's Park birds [electronic resource] : sightings reports [Tony Duckett]. - [London : Tony Duckett] 2004- Freely available online via the Regent's Park Birds website http://bit.ly/2BQhavp Mammals Hedgehog research reports [electronic resource] / the Royal Parks. - London : Royal Parks, 2014- Freely available online via the Royal Parks website http://bit.ly/2Ef0Dij 27YZB Conservation project for yellow-cheeked crested gibbons (Nomascus annamensis) in Vietnam / Anthony Sheridan. - [Sl. : s.n., 2017?] Presented by Anthony Sheridan, December 2017. 28YPF The Scottish wildcat : analyses for conservation and an action plan / D. W. Macdonald. - Oxford : Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, 2004 Library catalogue http://library.zsl.org Library email [email protected] Library direct line 020 7449 6293 28YSA Restoring water voles : a report on the Chichester Coastal Plain Sustainable Farming Partnership / Rob Strachan, Paul Holmes-Ling. - Oxford : Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, 2003 Presented by the Conservation Programmes Team, December 2017. 28ZLP University of London Natural History Society report on expedition to Greece, 1979 / David Stubbs, Philip Espin, Richard Mather. - London : University of London, 1979 EAZA best practice guidelines [electronic resource] : babirusa (Babyrousa) / editors, Tim Rowlands ... [et al.] . - [S.l.] : EAZA, 2018 Freely available online via the EAZA website http://bit.ly/2snX47W Journals Below is a small selection of journal issues received in the last month. Please visit the Library to browse our full display of recently received journals. Animal keepers' forum, Vol. 45 No. 1 Jan 2018 Biological conservation, Vol. 218 Feb 2018 Biodiversity and conservation, Vol. 27 No. 2 2018 Bulletin of the National Museum of Nature and Science. Series A, Zoology, Vol. 43 No. 3 2017 Ecology [text & electronic resource], Vol. 98 No. 12 Dec 2017 International journal of primatology, Vol. 38 No. 6 Dec 2017 Journal of zoology, Vol. 304 No. 1 Jan 2018 The nautilus, Vol. 131 No. 4 Dec 2017 Smithsonian zoogoer, Winter 2017 Zoo biology, Vol. 36 No. 6 Nov/Dec 2017 Zooquaria, No. 97 Spring 2017 Library catalogue http://library.zsl.org Library email [email protected] Library direct line 020 7449 6293 .
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