All the Birds of the World & All the Mammals of the World(SET of two books)

Description

For the first time ever, you can explore all the birds and all the mammals of the planet in two single, easy-to-use, fully illustrated volumes. Created for a broad public — from casual wildlife lovers to expert ornithologists, mammalogists, researchers, and conservationists — this set offers the most comprehensive and visually stunning overview of global bird and mammal biodiversity ever published.

Together, All the Birds of the World and All the Mammals of the World present more than 18,000 species, with illustrations, maps, and data that highlight the richness and fragility of life on Earth.

All the Birds of the World

• Presents every one of the 11,524 bird species recognized by the four major world lists.
  
• 20,865 illustrations showing sexual dimorphism, morphs, and key subspecies.
  
• 11,558 distribution maps, with notes on altitudinal ranges.
  
• IUCN/BirdLife International conservation status indicated.
  
• QR codes linking to photos, sounds, and videos, species by species.
  
• An appendix featuring all species extinct since 1500.
  
• A 37-page world atlas of colour maps for birders and ornithologists.

All the Mammals of the World

• Presents 6,581 mammal species, including 6,459 extant wild species, 19 domestic species, and 103 extinct species.
  
• 7,349 illustrations, covering every species as well as dimorphism, morphs, and distinctive subspecies.
  
• 6,459 distribution maps, with summaries and altitudinal notes.
  
• IUCN Red List extinction risk status indicated for each species.
  
• Appendices on extinct and domestic species, plus the latest taxonomic changes (107 newly described species and 106 splits).
  
• A 37-page world atlas of colour maps for mammalogists, conservationists, and enthusiasts.

Why this bundle matters

Bringing together the most charismatic and familiar vertebrate groups, this bundle allows you to:

• Contemplate the full scope of global bird and mammal diversity in one set.
  
• Compare patterns of evolution, distribution, and endemism across groups.
  
• Use both books as essential tools for education, research, and conservation.
  
• Own a pair of landmark natural history volumes, designed to be as inspiring as they are authoritative.
  

Together, these two works represent the ultimate gateway to the living world — a collector’s treasure and a celebration of Earth’s biodiversity.

Buy our bestseller, All the Birds of the World, and its newly published sister, All the Mammals of the World, together. The real deal!

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