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National Geographic Lemurs on the Edge of Survival

The August 1988 issue of National Geographic features the cover story "Lemurs on the Edge of Survival," reporting on conservation efforts to protect Madagascar's unique primates in their dwindling forest habitats . Written by primatologist Alison Jolly with photography by Frans Lanting, the article documents the behavior of various lemur species including the animated sifakas featured on the cover . The issue also explores Annapolis as a preserved colonial capital and sailing center, celebrates the Daedalus human-powered flight record, examines the life and work of artist Frederic Remington, and provides an in-depth look at South Korea's culture, people, and ancient capital Kyongju

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National Geographic

No. Panggil

910.5 NAT n c1

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USA : National Geographic Society., 1988

Deskripsi Fisik

268 pages : full-color illustrations ; 24 cm

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English

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910.5

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Volume 174, Number 2, August 1988

Subjek

Geography

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This is the August 1988 issue of National Geographic magazine. It features the comprehensive article "Lemurs on the Edge of Survival" by zoologist Alison Jolly, with photographs by renowned wildlife photographer Frans Lanting . This issue is notable as a Centennial Edition

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