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The Great Pretenders Vol. 135 (signed)

by Robert Zhao Renhui


Photographs: Robert Zhao Renhui

Publisher: The Institute of Critical Zoologists

44 pages

Pictures: 15 color illustrations

Year: 2009

ISBN: 1413-118

Comments: 21 x 29,7 cm, Softcover

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The Great Pretenders, a special issue for The 26th Phylliidae Convention

The Great Pretenders, which explored ideas of mimicry and authenticity in photography. So basically, in those pictures, there were only leaves, and no insects.

Millions of years of evolution by natural selection have given us what we classify today as the order Phasmatodea. Non can be quite distinct in the family Phylliidae. The first scientists to observe thse leaf insects once claimed that 'plants can now walk'. At first glance the degree of sophistication seen in these insects is impressive, but one must remember that evolution is an entirely 'blind' precess with no goals and is still continuing, albeit through the recent intervention of PSG members. (Hiroshi Abe)


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The Great Pretenders Vol. 135 (signed)

by Robert Zhao Renhui


Photographs: Robert Zhao Renhui

Publisher: The Institute of Critical Zoologists

44 pages

Pictures: 15 color illustrations

Year: 2009

ISBN: 1413-118

Comments: 21 x 29,7 cm, Softcover

sold out

The Great Pretenders, a special issue for The 26th Phylliidae Convention

The Great Pretenders, which explored ideas of mimicry and authenticity in photography. So basically, in those pictures, there were only leaves, and no insects.

Millions of years of evolution by natural selection have given us what we classify today as the order Phasmatodea. Non can be quite distinct in the family Phylliidae. The first scientists to observe thse leaf insects once claimed that 'plants can now walk'. At first glance the degree of sophistication seen in these insects is impressive, but one must remember that evolution is an entirely 'blind' precess with no goals and is still continuing, albeit through the recent intervention of PSG members. (Hiroshi Abe)


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The Great Pretenders Vol. 135 (signed)

by Robert Zhao Renhui


Photographs: Robert Zhao Renhui

Publisher: The Institute of Critical Zoologists

44 pages

Pictures: 15 color illustrations

Year: 2009

ISBN: 1413-118

Comments: 21 x 29,7 cm, Softcover

sold out

The Great Pretenders, a special issue for The 26th Phylliidae Convention

The Great Pretenders, which explored ideas of mimicry and authenticity in photography. So basically, in those pictures, there were only leaves, and no insects.

Millions of years of evolution by natural selection have given us what we classify today as the order Phasmatodea. Non can be quite distinct in the family Phylliidae. The first scientists to observe thse leaf insects once claimed that 'plants can now walk'. At first glance the degree of sophistication seen in these insects is impressive, but one must remember that evolution is an entirely 'blind' precess with no goals and is still continuing, albeit through the recent intervention of PSG members. (Hiroshi Abe)


More books by Robert Zhao Renhui

more books tagged »Chinese« | >> see all

Random selection from the Virtual bookshelf josefchladek.com

Shop fine art prints

salvage

Heather F. Wetzel

price: 260 Euro

pecorino II

Toni Anzenberger

price: 850 Euro

Two to One

Ellen Korth

price: 1060 Euro
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