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Title: The Atlas of Southern African Birds Volume 2: Passerines Hardcover Book. Edited By: J.A. Harrison, D.G. Allan, L.G. Underhill, M. Herremans, A.J. Tree, V.Parker and C.J. Brown. Full Title: The Atlas of Southern African Birds Including Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland and Zimbabwe Volume 2: Passerines. Type: Non-Fiction. Edition: First Edition 1997. Publisher: BirdLife South Africa. ISBN Vol 2: 0 620 20731 0 Avian Demography Unit. Year First Published: 1997. (SABAP1) Format: Hardcover Book with dust jacket and plastic cover. Printed By: CTP Book Printers Ltd, Parow East, South Africa. Page Count: 732 pages. Width: 22cm Height: 30.5cm Thickness: 4.5cm Weight: 2.5Kg's. Info: The Atlas of Southern African Birds is an outstanding achievement and is the climax to the largest biodiversity project ever conducted in Africa - a splendid production which will be a standard work for many years to come. Due to the wide diversity of habitats in Southern africa this Atlas shows that 9% of all bird species are regularly found on only 1.67% of the world's land surface. Line drawings by various artists, Habitat, Movements, Breeding, Interspecific Relationships, and Distribution maps and Seasonality diagrams. The Southern African Bird Atlas Project (SABAP) was conducted between 1987 and 1991. Because a new bird atlas was started in southern Africa in 2007, the earlier project is now referred to as SABAP1. The new atlas project is known as the Second Southern African Bird Atlas Project, and is abbreviated to SABAP2. The project is ongoing, and is now managed by the FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology at the University of Cape Town. Most of the data capture happens through the application BirdLasser. The project is currently funded by BirdLife South Africa and the South African National Biodiversity Institute. wikipedia. Condition: Very Good, all pages and binding intact, no loose pages. Plastic wrapping around Dust Cover. Plastic outer cover has protection tape on spine, no issues on the original dustcover. No Inscriptions or notations in the book at all. Good clean and clear pages, Front and rear papers very good. The book has been very well cared for. Price: R 1695.00 Inc Vat.